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Hand coloured Planiglob der Erde map published by Weimar 1857
Hand coloured Deventer map by Jan Delate Kaart Vandetwee Platte Warelds Joolen 1700
Pair of hand coloured Coronelli (map maker) Planisfer del Mondo maps of the world 1691
Hand coloured Moithey Le Globe terrestre map 1760
Hand coloured Brookes Gaz Ateer’s new map of the world, showing the latest discoveries 1791
Hand coloured Betts Western/Eastern hemispheres map
De Lat Der Warelds Zooals hand coloured map 1700
Nieuw Stedeboeck Van Italien
Nouveau Theatre D’Italie
Tom I
1724
Nouveau Theatre D’Italie
Tom III
Contenant Les Royaumes
De Naples and De Siclie
Rutgert Alberts
1724
Polynesien Map
by
Daniel Djurberg
‘Ulimaroa’ – Aboriginal name for Australia
1785
84.5 cm x 62 cm (unframed)
Mid 19th Century indicator map of London
Attractive map of South East Asia, showing the northern part of New Holland, with de Wit’s Land, Van Diemen’s Land, Arnhem’s
Land and Carpentaria marked.
Copperplate engraving, original hand colouring, fine condition.Edinburgh
1810
32 cmx 36 cm (plate line)
‘Mappe Monde en deux hemispheres’
by
Herrison
Large hand coloured double hemisphere world map
1856
78 cm x 55 cm (unframed)
A 12 inch Table Globe By Weber Costello 1927
Sold by the cartographer circa 1927 determined by the state of Central Australia which existed between 1925 – 1931.
Also the inclusion of Constantanople which changed to Istanbul in 1930.
Avocado in color.
H. 53.5cm Dia. 30.5cm
By Weber Costello Co. Chicago Heights, Illinois.
I love the steel Art Nouveau stand and the depth of colours to the globe.
Dating this globe is easy, firstly the overall aging and restorations to the globe, then the original Nouveau period stand.
But most interestingly is the names of cities and states around the world in 1925 had been changed.
In 1926 we had ‘Central Australia’ as another state.
This only lasted until 1931.
Constantinople was officially renamed Istanbul in 1930, among other interesting differences.
1925
50 x 30cm
Stock CGW851
A 12 inch Terrestrial Globe by Rand McNally & Co.
Housed within a calibrated brass radius and a circular surround, raised on an ebonised base.
Diameter: 44 cm
Height: 55 cm
A mid 20th Century Rand McNally terrestrial table globe.
Unusual to have the horizon ring showing mountains and oceans of the world.
A mid 20th Century Rand McNally table globe complete with original atlas and gazetteer
An exceptional 18th Century English Oak dresser base.
Having a boarded crossbanded top above a shallow central drawer above two short drawers, flanked by two deep drawers, all crossbanded.
With a shaped apron, raised on five attractive cabriole legs with applied side panels.
Note: Good overall faded colour
C.1780
H: 80 cm
W: 189 cm
D: 48 cm
Untitled Art by Bill Henson
Stock CGW381537-2
We are pleased to offer these superb photogravures from Karl Blossfeldt’s rare and beautiful work, Urformen der Kunst (Archetypes of Art), 1929.
Deco French Nude Photograph
‘Seated Woman’
Samuel Bernard Schaeffer 1891-1965
22 cm x 16 cm
Nus cent photographies originales – de Laryen ‘Photogranveres’ Published in Paris 1932.
A wonderful example of exotic, erotic and artistic nude photography from the early 20th Century. The sepia tones beautifully highlight the female form, quite risque for the time, but very French. The fine photography is complimented by the use of quality paper. Deco style frames in singular and groups of three and eight. Also several unframed.