A 19th Century Mahogany Stick Barometer by Keen and Frodsham

A 19th Century Mahogany stick Barometer by Keen and Frodsham, South Castle Street, Liverpool. Length 92 cm and Width 8 cm Top "Keen and Frodsham" refers to a partnership between renowned clockmaker Henry Frodsham and Robert John Keen, based in Liverpool, England, who primarily produced high-quality marine chronometers and other navigational instruments during the mid-19th century, particularly between 1856 and 1878; their name on a timepiece signifies its craftsmanship and historical value within the nautical world. Specialty: They were known for producing precision marine chronometers, crucial for accurate timekeeping at sea during the era. Location: Their workshop was situated in Liverpool, England. Legacy: Today, antique nautical instruments bearing the "Frodsham & Keen" label are highly sought after by collectors due to their quality and historical significance.