Terrestrial table globe - Reproduction globe - 1980-1990

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Wooden terrestrial table globe dating to 1980–1990, with a 28 cm diameter globe mounted on a three‑legged turned wooden stand, roughly 34 cm high and about 820 g in Europe, in good condition with minor signs of aging, described as a reproduction globe.

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Vintage Terrestrial Globe with Zodiac Ring and Wooden Stand

Decorative terrestrial globe featuring a richly illustrated world map with Latin inscriptions, colourful cartouches and a zodiac-decorated horizon ring. Mounted in a turned wooden three-legged stand with a graduated meridian ring.

The globe has an attractive vintage appearance, combining traditional cartography with decorative wooden craftsmanship. No maker’s mark or label has been found. The exact manufacturer and date of production are unknown.

Dimensions: Approx. 34 cm high
Globe diameter: Approx. 28 cm
Weight: Approx. 820 g

Likely type: Italian-style decorative terrestrial globe.
Possible date: second half of the 20th century, pending identification.

A distinctive decorative object for collectors of globes, cartography and vintage interior accessories.

The turned legs, connecting supports and broad horizontal ring with 5 zigzag joints give it a traditional, decorative appearance. The wood looks stained and varnished.

Latin cartouche describing a territory or recording a historical dedication :
"Terram antipodum Regia" :
Terram means “land” or “the land”.
Antipodum means “of the antipodes” — people or places on the opposite side of the Earth.

"Hanc universam Orbis terrarum…”: This is Latin referring to the world or the whole terrestrial globe.

The globe will be carefully packed and shipped with track n trace

Vintage Terrestrial Globe with Zodiac Ring and Wooden Stand

Decorative terrestrial globe featuring a richly illustrated world map with Latin inscriptions, colourful cartouches and a zodiac-decorated horizon ring. Mounted in a turned wooden three-legged stand with a graduated meridian ring.

The globe has an attractive vintage appearance, combining traditional cartography with decorative wooden craftsmanship. No maker’s mark or label has been found. The exact manufacturer and date of production are unknown.

Dimensions: Approx. 34 cm high
Globe diameter: Approx. 28 cm
Weight: Approx. 820 g

Likely type: Italian-style decorative terrestrial globe.
Possible date: second half of the 20th century, pending identification.

A distinctive decorative object for collectors of globes, cartography and vintage interior accessories.

The turned legs, connecting supports and broad horizontal ring with 5 zigzag joints give it a traditional, decorative appearance. The wood looks stained and varnished.

Latin cartouche describing a territory or recording a historical dedication :
"Terram antipodum Regia" :
Terram means “land” or “the land”.
Antipodum means “of the antipodes” — people or places on the opposite side of the Earth.

"Hanc universam Orbis terrarum…”: This is Latin referring to the world or the whole terrestrial globe.

The globe will be carefully packed and shipped with track n trace

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
820 g
Diameter
28 cm
Type
Terrestrial table globe
Title additional information
Reproduction globe
Number of objects
1
Material
Wood
Country of origin
Europe
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
34 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
The NetherlandsVerified
10
Objects sold
Private

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