127. Globe Ivory Cane -19thCentury-Terrestrial globe ca

Ivory cane handle with engraved metal. End of 19th Century/beginning of 20th Century. English. L: cm 7 H: cm 22 (L: inch 2,7, H: inch 8,6)

Lot comprising two 19th-century terrestrial globes, one on wooden base (defects) IT Lotto composto da due piccoli globi terrestri del secolo XIX, uno con base in legno tornito (difetti)

A German Terrestrial Globe By Dietrich Reimer. Berlin, Germany, circa 1895. made up of twelve chromolithographed gores and two polar calottes, the equatorial and meridian of Greenwich graduated in deg

A 19TH CENTURY TERRESTRIAL GLOBE AND CORDIALS. Comprising a Czech terrestrial globe by J. Felkl & Son. Height 13 inches (33 cm) and two hidden liqueur sets each hidden within modified and hollowed sta

AN EARLY 19th CENTURY TERRESTRIAL GLOBE on a turned wood stand. 16ins high.

Bauer, Carl Johann, Nuremburg, early 19th c. ''The Earth and Its Inhabitants''- small terrestrial globe with original box, ca. 1825, the lid has colored plate with three figures, ' tipped into the box

Full title: An English terrestrial globe, C. Smith & Son, London, ca. 1880 Description: H 65 x Dia 59 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptur

51. Ivory Dieppe Cane-Ca. 1870-19th Century-Long ivory handle fashioned in a straight and tapering configuration of a single piece of fine grained material and delicately carved in high relief with cl

AN AMERICAN EIGHTEEN-INCH TERRESTRIAL LIBRARY GLOBEANDREWS', PUBLISHED BY C. F. WEBER & CO., CHICAGO, LATE 19TH CENTURYNow supported within an early 19TH century English mahogany tripod stand105cm hig

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)

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

16-INCH TERRESTRIAL FLOOR STANDING GLOBE • 19th century • Unsigned globe with twelve colored printed gores, brass meridian ring with scale divided in four quadrants, printed paper horizon

United States; 19th century. Rare terrestrial globe. First globe issued by Rand McNally, in 1887. Warner lists only one known example of this globe. Dimensions Height: 10 " Diameter: 5 1/2"

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

Miniature Terrestrial Globe by David Murdock (West Boylston, Massachusetts, ca. 1815) On a mahogany stand with horizon ring. "Made by David C. Murdock / West Boylston / Mass." printed on globe. Globe:

RICHARD et Cie, C.A., Paris/Londonthe 6-inch terrestrial globe comprised of twelve gores and two lunar calottes with applied cartouche PATENT 19460 RICHARD'S CHRONOSPHERE CABLE11 1/2" high, circa 1910

A Rand McNally 3-inch Terrestrial Globe by Rand McNally & Co., Chicago IL, ca. 1891, With twelve printed gores on a papier-mache orb, equator and ecliptic lines, maker's cartouche, semicircular meridi

Rand McNally new 12 inch terrestrial globe set on cast iron tripod base, ca. 1920's, some water damage on underside. 18''h

France, ca. 1932 CE. Large papier-mache world globe mounted atop a brass meridian and black wooden ebonized base - all original to the globe. Shows all the European colonies and ferry routes of the ti

Ca. first half 20thC. Time Tested W.C. School Supplies 12-Inch terrestrial globe produced by Beckley Cardy Co. in Chicago. The stand is missing the pieces that should hold the globe in place. In fair

468. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH 9-INCH TERRESTRIAL GLOBE by J. FOREST, on a metal and wooden stand.

Abel Klinger globe from the 19th century. Wood, paper and metal. It has old xylophages on the base. It presents faults and wear due to use. Measurements: 60 x 45 x 45 cm. Terrestrial globe raised on a

Circa 1900 18" Diameter Globe by C.F. Weber & Co. (San Francisco & Los Angeles, CA, 1895-1907), atop a cast copper tripod base with paw form feet, 29" high. Surface abrasions and toning. From the Hayn

A Regency 22-Inch Terrestrial Floor Globe by John and William Cary London, Early 19th Century labeled Cary's/ New/ Terrestrial Globe/ Exhibiting/ The Tracks and Discoveries made by/ Captain Cook/ Also