Paar seltene viktorianische Tischgloben - photo 1

Paar seltene viktorianische Tischgloben

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€ 12 500
Auction dateClassic
11.09.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 597822
Lot 2872 | Paar seltene viktorianische Tischgloben
Drehbare Erd- bzw. Himmelskugel mit lithographierten Kartenbildern. Je eingehängt in ein Holzgestell mit Balusterbeinen, teilw. ebonisiert. Die Beine durch gedrechselte Streben miteinander verbunden. Verschiebbare Vollkreismeridianringe aus Messing mit gravierten Messskalen und Gradeinteilungen sowie montierte Skalenringe mit Stundenzeiger. Breiter Äquatorialring aus Holz mit lithographierten Angaben zu Sternzeichen, Monaten und Himmelsrichtungen auf Papier. Die Sternenkarte zeigt die zur damaligen Zeit neuesten Entdeckungen und Beobachtungen, u. a. des Astronomen Dr. Nevil Maskelyne. Dargestellt sind mehr als 3800 Sterne sowie Nebel mit verschiedenen polychrom gestalteten und bezeichnet Sternenbildern, mythischen Tieren und Figuren. Globus betitelt "The new twelve inch British celestrial globe" und Herstellerbez. (?) "Bate London". Der Erdglobus zeigt die aktuellsten geografischen Informationen der damaligen Zeit von den Entdeckungsreisen des James Cook bis 1847. In runder Kartusche betitelt "The new twelve inch British terrestrial globe". Altersbedingte Gebrauchsspuren. Teilw. restauriert; Holzgestelle nicht vollständig. H. 46 cm. Globen-D. 30 cm. A pair of Victorian celestial and terrestrial globes with wooden base and brass mounts. Age-related signs of use, partly restored. Incomplete. England. 1. Hälfte 19. Jahrhundert
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