2 CARY TERRESTRIAL AND CELESTIAL GLOBES, 1800'S

Small table globes on original turned bases. Malby & Sons, London. Terrestrial Globe dated 1848, Celestial Globe dated 1850. Dimensions are: Globe - 5" diameter, 9 3/8" tall. All measurements are ap

Property from a Private Collection Hilton Head, SC Description: Cary's New Celestial Globe on Stand, C. 1800, the 12 in. globe with label 'Cary's New Celestial Globe, on which, accordingly laid do

A pair of J & W Cary 12-inch globes on stands, English, published 1816, the terrestrial globe mounted within brass meridian and with cartouche printed CARY'S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE DELINEATED From the

Pair 19th c. four leg terrestrial and celestial globe stands. With a 19th c. terrestrial globe. Each stand 17" D., 11 1/2" Ht..

A Pair of Regency Mahogany Twelve-Inch Library Globes g. & j. cary, london, first quarter 19th century comprising a terrestrial and a celestial example, each raised on a tripod stand centered with a c

one terrestrial, the other celestial, circa 1800 and 1830, respectively; 17 1/4 inches diameter; 25 inches total high

A Pair of Philips 4in Terrestrial & Celestial Globes, English, c.1870 (as the terrestrial globe shows the Sandwich islands and 'the dominion of Canada' indicating an age of c.1870) the terrestrial glo

2 Terrestrial Globes of 4¾ -Inch Diameter, c. 1910 On turned wooden bases, marked: Chez L'Auteur and Hachette & Cie, Paris, on turned wood stands, height 19 ½ in., one repaired on underside. 2 kle

In 1848, Asa Smith published "Smith's Illustrated Astronomy, designed for the Use of the Public Schools in the United States" to assist his students in understanding astronomy. Smith was a New York Ci

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

3 Early 20th C Tin Terrestrial Globes. 1) Chad Valley Birmingham, England. Dated 1940. Size: 11"H x 8" diameter (28 x 20.5 cm). 2) Terrestrial Globe with Months, Seasons, and Zodiac Signs on Base. Uni

Title/Content of Map: Terrestrial and celestial globes Date Printed: 1760 Cartographer: Le Rouge, George Size (in): 11 x 9 Antique old French copper-plate engraving ca. 1748 of two globes: a terrestri

12" globe mounted in turned mahogany stand, 24"h

John Cary Travel Celestial Globe in Boxmarked Cary & Co., London, No. 21540having George Lee & Son Optical and Nautical Instrument, established 1847, label on inside of the boxalso handwritten on insi

Map: Bankes Terrestrial Globe - Celestial Globe Origin: London Date: 1785 Medium: Copperplate engraving with hand-coloring From: Banke's New System of Geography Framed and matted to museum standardsFr

Pair of French 13-Inch Table Globes, c. 1875 Maison DELAMARCHE, Rue Serpente 25, Paris. Terrestrial and celestial globes, made up of twelve colored gores and two polar calottes, engraved brass equator

Late 19th-early 20th century. Wooden columns with original painted decoration including faux fluting. Removable terrestrial and celestial globes. Wear and some loss along age splits, replaced pegs for

A Pair of Painted Wood Masonic Terrestrial and Celestial Globes on Stands 19th Century Height 13 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, Manchester, Kentucky

Second half-19th century, mixed woods. Architectural cased model exhibiting marquetry floor with columns holding painted terrestrial and celestial globes, altar and inlaid symbols. Metal "G" is suspen

Eighteenth century, hand colored engraving on laid paper. Terrestrial and Celestial globes printed for "Middleton's Complete System of Geography", published 1779. Foxing. 9"h. 14"w. And Dutch map of "

Collection of 6 Vintage 8 1/2-12" Terrestrial Globes.

Collection of 12 Vintage 3 3/4 - 5 1/2" Diam. Terrestrial Globe Banks and Globes.

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

25"H George III 'The New Twelve Inch British Celestial Globe,' dated 1800