拍品 179
a reproduction 12 inch terrestrial globe
AFTER MERZBACH & FALK, BRUSSELS, 1881
已结束1997年9月9日
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a reproduction 12 inch terrestrial globe
After Merzbach & Falk, Brussels, 1881
Originally published by the Geographical Institute of Brussels, with added label inscribed facsimile, made up of twelve printed and coloured paper gores, the oceans with currents and indicating some cable routes, with unengraved brass meridian circle, mounted in a mahogany stand with reproduction horizon ring supported by four quadrants, the decorative baluster-turned support with three cabriole legs united by bobbin-turned stretchers with compass after Newton and Son, Chancellery Lane, London, on brass castors
89cm. high
After Merzbach & Falk, Brussels, 1881
Originally published by the Geographical Institute of Brussels, with added label inscribed facsimile, made up of twelve printed and coloured paper gores, the oceans with currents and indicating some cable routes, with unengraved brass meridian circle, mounted in a mahogany stand with reproduction horizon ring supported by four quadrants, the decorative baluster-turned support with three cabriole legs united by bobbin-turned stretchers with compass after Newton and Son, Chancellery Lane, London, on brass castors
89cm. high
a reproduction 12 inch terrestrial globe
After Merzbach & Falk, Brussels, 1881
Originally published by the Geographical Institute of Brussels, with added label inscribed facsimile, made up of twelve printed and coloured paper gores, the oceans with currents and indicating some cable routes, with unengraved brass meridian circle, mounted in a mahogany stand with reproduction horizon ring supported by four quadrants, the decorative baluster-turned support with three cabriole legs united by bobbin-turned stretchers with compass after Newton and Son, Chancellery Lane, London, on brass castors
89cm. high
After Merzbach & Falk, Brussels, 1881
Originally published by the Geographical Institute of Brussels, with added label inscribed facsimile, made up of twelve printed and coloured paper gores, the oceans with currents and indicating some cable routes, with unengraved brass meridian circle, mounted in a mahogany stand with reproduction horizon ring supported by four quadrants, the decorative baluster-turned support with three cabriole legs united by bobbin-turned stretchers with compass after Newton and Son, Chancellery Lane, London, on brass castors
89cm. high