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Lot 170
A Matched Set of Three Meissen Porcelain Figures of the Continents, late 19th/20th century, after models by F E Meyer, Africa modelled as a blackamoor with an elephant`s head headdress, feathered skirt and yellow lined blue cloak holding a parrot and sceptre, on a mound base moulded with a lion, America in feathered headdress, cloak and skirts holding a bow, a quiver of arrows at his hip, his left foot on a cornucopia, on a scroll moulded base moulded with an alligator, and Europe wearing an ermine lined claret cloak and flowered yellow skirts holding a sceptre and orb, a cornucopia, globe and books at her feet, on a scroll moulded base moulded with a horse, crossed swords marks, 14.5-16cm; and A Similar Figure of Ceres from a set of The Elements, a cornucopia and dragon at her side, on a scroll moulded base, crossed swords mark, 14cm high (4) See illustration
Lot 1482
Newton, Son & Berry (fl.1830-1838, London): Newton`s New and Improved Terrestrial Globe Accurately from the Observations of the Most Esteemed Navigators and Travellers to the Present Time, manufactured by Newton, Son & Berry, 66 Chancery Lane, published February 2nd 1832, a 16`` diameter terrestrial library globe, with brass ring and four mahogany quadrant supports on turned support, with three splayed legs united by stretchers supporting a compass
Lot 34
#18, 1c Blue, Ty. I, well centered horizontal strip of three tied by Springfield, Ill., May 15, 1861 c.d.s. postmarks on Our Country, flag, globe and verse patriotic cover to Greenville, Ill., interesting manuscript notation I didn`t have any three cent stamps (Jo) just below stamps, some trivial edge wear, very fine; a scarce and attractive usage of the 1857 1c Type I on a patriotic cover; an off-cover strip of three of #18 catalogs $2,100.00. View Terms & Conditions
Lot 408
*Globe. A rare & unusual Terrestrial Globe by Columbus-Verlag, c.1930, the sphere with 12 colour-printed paper gores with geographical information etc, marked with aerial routes of the Zeppelins and Flying-boat tracks 1927-1930; with further information including ocean currents, steamship routes, railways, mountains and the Greenwich Meridian, angle-mounted in aluminium semi-circular frame on circular turned wooden base, 20in (51cm) height (1)
Lot 667
*Globes. A good Moon globe, unsigned and unlabelled by the maker, printed with named craters, mountain ranges, valleys, seas and other distinctive features, on stand, the globe 32in (81.5cm) diameter, together with a Replogle Lunar Globe, well printed with similar moon features, 12in (30.5cm) diameter (2)
Lot 1194
*Ball-Trap`. An early 20th-c. Trap-Shooting launcher, c.1920, single-arm spring-loading device with facility to launch either flat `clay-pigeons` or circular glass `globe` targets, all steel forged construction with tripod-base; together with a rare original glass-globe target by N.R. Glassworks, Perth Scotland (2)
Lot 278
Alessandro MENDINI (Né en 1931) & SEGNO (Éditeur) Lampadaire "Di Milo", 1988, base tronconique en métal laqué gris ardoise, fût cylindrique laqué rose soutenant un visage stylisé en métal laqué bleu clair, globe supérieur en opaline blanche, divers éléments de fuxation en métal chromé. Haut. 168 cm Bibliographie : Clémence & Didier Krentowski, "The complete Designer`s lights: 1960-1990", édition Galerie Kréo, JRP/Ringier , Zürich 2012, p. 349.
Lot 172
A LATE 19TH-CENTURY CELESTIAL NAVIGATION GLOBE BY CARY & CO., LONDON, with 5½in. diameter paper-covered globe signed and inscribed Cary & Co. Makers to the Admiralty, 7 PALL MALL, LONDON, varnished and mounted in a brass meridian set within a counter-signed horizon ring with removable altitude frame with indicator, contained in a teak box with instructions pasted inside lid -- 8in. (20.5cm.) square; photocopy of 1896 patent, (2)
Lot 173
A ‘HUSON’ STAR GLOBE BY HENRY HUGHES & SON, LTD, LONDON, with 7in. globe signed THE HUSON STAR GLOBE / H. HUGHES & SON LTD, LONDON, contained in mahogany box with brass meridian ring and removable horizon rings with sliding indicators, instructions pasted inside lid -- approximately 10½in. (27cm.) square
Lot 177
C. ABEL-KLINGER (C. 1852), NUREMBERG: AN 8-INCH TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, signed as per title, made up of twelve printed and coloured gores with polar calottes and with Dutch titles, the equatorial and prime meridian graduated in degrees, the ecliptic ungraduated, the oceans coloured a light green/blue, the continents coloured pale yellow showing mountains, rivers, towns, cities etc., Australia and Tasmania described as Nieuw Holland / Van Diemens Eil, mounted in wooden tripod stand with paper meridian -- 19½in. (49.5cm.) high
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