A 19TH CENTURY TERRESTRIAL GLOBE AND CORDIALS

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.

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)

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

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"

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

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

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

Antique 19th Century Miniature 3 1/2" Terrestrial Desk Top Globe by J. L. & Cie, Paris. Undated. The globe features 13 paper gores and 2 polar caps held on a 3-leg decorative brass base. Overall brown

An English 18-inch terrestrial floor globe on mahogany stand, Malby's, London, mid 19th century, the square cartouche inscribed "MALBY'S / TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, / Compiled from the latest / & MOST AUTHEN

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

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

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

Mid 19th century. George Phillip & Son Ltd.

Marked W & A.K. Johnston, Ltd. Edinburgh and London. A handsome antique 18" terrestrial globe on a turned wooden tripod base stand. Looks to be late 19th century. Dimensions: H 39" x Dia. 27" Conditio

Rare 19th Century item. Original cherry wood stand. Some cracks and wear. Fine American Nine and a Half Inch Table Globe, c. 1860s, the cartouche "Loring's Nine and half Inch Terrestrial Globe, Boston

This 9 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 9 inches French globe is a "forest " with an address in Paris , 44 rue des Champs , this company was a School supply and a map editor company during the 19th. century which disappeared in the ear

This 4 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 44 rue des Champs , this company was a School supply and a map editor company founded in the 19th. century which disappeared in the

This 5 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 5 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 7 inches French globe is a "forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci , this company was a School supply and a map editor company during the 19th. century which disappeared in the early

A mid 19th century "Timby Solar Timepiece" by Lewis E. Whiting, Saratoga Springs, NY. 8-day brass movement with lever escapement and Joslin's 6 inch Terrestrial Globe, hour dial surrounds the globe an