拍品 127
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An English brass rotating globe novelty timepiece, circa 1910
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An English brass rotating globe novelty timepiece, circa 1910

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An English brass rotating globe novelty timepiece, circa 1910
The paper-covered terrestrial globe signed PATENT 19460/EMPIRE/CLOCK/CABLE, within silvered twice XII chapter ring, with brass hand and adjustable sun globe, on pedestal support with presentation inscription dated 1911, housing French eight day single barrel movement with cylinder escapement -- 12 in. (30.5 cm.) high
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The time indication hand can be shifted to any meridian and indicates the time on a 24 hour ring. The time difference between any location and the preselected one can be found where the other meridians intersect the hour circle. A threaded metal arc is screwed into a support under the terrestrial globe. A small globe representing the Sun can be manually adjusted. From one solstice to the next, it moves 23.5 degrees above or below the equator, giving its seasonal position. Patent no. 19460 was issued to J. H. Overton on August 31, 1906.