Nuremberg Terrestrial Globe on Multisided Sundial and Compass, pre-1851

British 19th Century Terrestrial Table Globe With Compass. Circular legend reads: The New Twelve Inch British Terrestrial Globe Representing the Accurate Positions of the Principal Known Places of the

Description: Georama Terrestrial Globe on wooden stand with compass. Globe also lists the shipping lanes. Sphere supported by brass rods. History: A globe is the only accurate way of visualizing the g

with integrated compass to the base Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland 120 cm. high; 60 cm. wide; 60 cm. deep

John Smith Terrestrial Globe globe maker by appointment to His Most Gracious Majesty George IV, set on tripod stand with compass (compass as is), published November 1, 1825 height 35 inches, diameter

Acid-Etched Glass & Brass Terrestrial Globe Ceiling Lightearly 20th centurythe fixture with a compass-form canopy20 1/2 x 18 inchesProvenance: Private Collection, Rittman, Ohio

Antique Joslin's Six Inch Terrestrial Globe on Iron Base 9.5''x11''. Rotates on iron base. Dated 1851. Scattered wear from age and use.

Brass and Hardwood Terrestrial Globe Bar Cart. The cart with horizon and moon maps, compass to the bottom tier. {Approximate dimensions: 42 high x 38 deep x 26 inches wide.}. Condition: Wear throughou

A LATE 19TH CENTURY PHILIPS 18" MERCHANT SHIPPERS FLOOR STANDING LIBRARY GLOBE the rotating terrestrial globe with brass meridian on a mahogany tripod base with circular compass suspended on turned st

Collection includes 2 Victorian style armillary sundials with malachite spheres. 3 1/2" h. 2 terrestrial globes and zodiac globe all on brass stands to dollhouse miniature globe in stand. 1 3/4" h to

A 12-inch Phillips terrestrial library table globe, A 12-inch Phillips terrestrial library table globe, 19th century, on a tripod support united with a compass, 42cm diameter 64cm high

Three (3) souvenir items including the 1893 Columbian Exposition, Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851, and The International Exhibition of 1862. 1st item: J. Schedler 3-inch lithographed terrestrial glo

20 in. English Terrestrial Globe & Stand. Signed “Newton’s New & Improved Terrestrial Globe, Accurately delineated from the observations of the most esteemed Navigators and Travellers To the Prese

Lane's Pocket Terrestrial Globe with Shagreen Case, titled "Lane's Improved Globe London", having shagreen case with celestial gores depicting constellations, diameter of globe 3 inches, diameter of c

[TERRESTRIAL GLOBE] BERTAUX, EMILE. Globe Terrestre d'apres les Decouvertes les Plus Recentes. Paris: Emile Bertraux, [circa 1870]. Diameter is approximately 19 1/2 inches (49.5 cm) and the total heig

English Terrestrial Globe Bellerby & Co., London, 2015 Height overall 43 inches, diameter 25 1/2 inches. C An Apartment Decorated by Miles Redd

An oversized antique lacquered wooden cartographic earth positioned on a wooden tripod stand. Historic and timeless aesthetics featuring hand painted geographical details with French script. Globe mea

This 14 inches French globe was published by Thury & Belnet/ Geographers/ Authors Editors/ Dijon]. The process used to print the globe with 3D effect is still unknown to this day,the heliogravure prin

C.S. Hammond & Company (American, 1900-2010) 18" terrestrial globe, housed in a brass meridian ring with brass hour circles at North and South Poles, with a horizon band listing the months of the year

Description: Regency Tabletop Terrestrial Globe, W & S Jones, C. 1807, the 12 in. globe labeled 'W & S. Jones Holborn, London, The new twelve inch British Terrestrial Globe, representing the accu

30 inch Terrestrial Globe, W. & A.K. Johnston. Limited. Geographers, engravers & printers. Edinburgh & London, having a time dial to the North and South Poles, a brass full-ring Meridian mounted on be

French Terrestrial Globe, Felix Delamarche for Buy de Mornas, Early 19th C. Dimensions: 17" H x 10 1/2" Dia. Property from the collection of Isabella Leeds, removed from a full floor apartment at 485

1865 French antique terrestrial globe 14 " Andriveau-Goujon editeur Andriveau-Goujon Eugène Andriveau-Goujon (1832-1897) was active in Paris between 1858 and 1892.Little is known about Eugèn

C.S. Hammond & Co. (American, 1900-2010), 1915-1925. 18" terrestrial globe in a brass meridian ring with hour circles at North and South Poles, having a horizon band noting the months of the year and

19th Century Malby's terrestrial globe, Edward Stanford geographical publisher, Charing Cross, London, on mahogany turned and reeded stand, 18ins high, 17ins diameter, with 12in globe (a/f)