A few examples of appraisal values for
CELESTIAL GLOBE

• CELESTIAL GLOBE. Made by Loring
  CELESTIAL GLOBE. Made by Loring Boston 1841. Handcolored printed globe in a cherry frame with zodiac horizon ring. Faded with dented area. 17''h. 17''d.
• CELESTIAL NAVIGATION STAR GLOBE
  CELESTIAL NAVIGATION STAR GLOBE 6-in. dia. lacquered globe showing stars, constellations, equator, ecliptic, and meridians, housed in it original birch hinged box, interior with aluminum compass divided in four quadrants, original Russian manual
• CARY'S NEW CELESTIAL GLOBE Cary's
  CARY'S NEW CELESTIAL GLOBE Cary's New Celestial Globe ??| calculated to the Year 1820. London: J. & W. Cary 1818. A 15-inch celestial table globe the sphere with 12 gores printed with constellation figures set within a wooden horizon ring with a printed calendar and zodiac scales pasted down raised on a wooden four-legged stand with a compass built into the base. Restoration to central portion of globe; some repainting to horizon ring with some loss; a few punctures to globe portion. Height 41 inches.
• Joslin's Celestial GlobeAmerican
  Joslin's Celestial GlobeAmerican Gilman Joslin & Son Boston 19th century a tabletop model set in a turned wooden stand the globe secured by a brass meridian the horizon ring with lithographs of the zodiac.17.5 in. high.Overall hairline crazing; one small ding to map; light aging with minimal stains.
• ENGLISH 12-INCH CELESTIAL
  ENGLISH 12-INCH CELESTIAL GLOBEAntique English 12-Inch Celestial Globe , 1861, the cartouche reading "MALBY'S CELESTIAL GLOBE... by Malby's & Son, 37 Parker St., Holborn, 1861", the sphere showing stars with relative degrees of magnitude; allegorical constellations in hand-colored outline, full brass meridian , carved walnut stand with horizon band indicating months and signs of the zodiac, h. 18 in. dia. 15 1/2 in
• An Antique Table Top Celestial
  An Antique Table Top Celestial Globe James Wilson & Co. Albany The globe apprx. 8-1/2"D labeled "An American Celestial Globe containing all the positions of the Stars from the 1st to the 6th magnitudes Manufactured by J. Wilson & Company Albany 1830" depicting stars and constellations tan engraved gores over plaster on metal orb with a circular engraved brass full ring meridian set in a turned wood 4-leg full mount table stand with turned cross bar the stand apprx. 8-1/2"H and overall apprx. 15"H x 12"D horizon ring.
• CELESTIAL GLOBEan antique celestial
  CELESTIAL GLOBEan antique celestial globe on an associated Art Nouveau wood stand Condition: a 3/4-inch puncture to globe. Marks and wear to globe. the globe approximatyely 17 inches diameter; 38 inches high including stand Condition:
• CARY'S 20-INCH CELESTIAL GLOBE
  CARY'S 20-INCH CELESTIAL GLOBE CIRCA 1800 mounted with a brass meridian, 18 gore, the circular cartouche printed 'Carys New and improved CELESTIAL GLOBE on which is carefully laid down the whole of the stars and nebulae contained in the astronomical catalogue of the Revd. Mr Wollaston, FRS, compiled from the authorities of Flamsteed, De La Caille, Hevelius, Mayer, Bradley, Herschil, Mashelyn, & C. with an exteufive number from the works of Mifs. Herschel. The whole adapted to the year 1800 and the limits of the constellation decriment by a boundry line. LONDON. Sold by M Berge (late Ramsden) No. 199 Picadilly Jan 1801'; the stand lacking20 inch diameter
• A Russian Celestial Navigation
  A Russian Celestial Navigation Globe mid-20th c. the removable six inch sphere with major stars and navigational points fitted in original box complete with original labels box height 10 1/4 in. width 9 1/2 in. depth 9 1/2 in.
• A Celestial Planisphere or Map of
  A Celestial Planisphere or Map of the Heavens published by F.J. Huntington Sept. 1 1835 in the State of Connecticut.
• CELESTIAL GLOBE, SET ON WOOD BASE
  CELESTIAL GLOBE, SET ON WOOD BASE ENDING IN BRASS CASTE...Celestial Globe, set on wood base ending in brass casters, having fitted interior (no inserts), height 40 inches, diameter 26 inches. Provenance: Waterfront Estate, Stamford, Connecticut. Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• C.S. HAMMOND 8-INCH TERRESTRIAL
  C.S. HAMMOND 8-INCH TERRESTRIAL TABLE GLOBE Made up of twelve printed gores, equatorial divided by degrees, ecliptic by days of the month and zodiacal calendar, equinoctial Colures, and analemma, calibrated meridian, horizon ring with paper scale, foliate-cast and patinated tripod base with lion's paw feet height 15 inches
• INDO PERSIAN ENGRAVED BRASS
  INDO PERSIAN ENGRAVED BRASS CELESTIAL GLOBEpossibly 19th century, design of constellation figures and buildings, the celestial equator and the ecliptic are represented by double bands of lines with abjad numerals, the axis fastened to a ring supported by a quadruped stand with spindle like legs supported by a base formed by two cross bars, 8-3/8 x 8 in. axis Condition: verdigris, surface dirt/accretion, interior with loose pieces
• *A Newton's Terrestrial Globe
  *A Newton's Terrestrial Globe 19th century monochrome raised on a turned wood support set on a tripartite base. Diameter approximately 16 inches.
• Rare 18th Century Celestial Globe
  Rare 18th Century Celestial Globe Nuremberg ca 1720-1730 a celestial globe with twelve hand-colored paper gores applied on a papier mâché sphere with wooden meridian and octagonal wooden horizon bar both with printed paper the stand with applied hand-colored paper ring resting on finely turned legs with cross stretchers centered on a turned ring with turned pedestal supporting the globe marked within a small cartouche Sculp. et impressd. / Jacobi ad Hardé /Joh. Christoph Weigel exec. / Nuremberg (Translated Engraved and printed by Jacobi ad Hardé Johan Christoph Weigel made in Nuremberg); ht. 13 in. dia. with horizon bar 13 in. globe dia. approx. 8 in. Note: Johann Christoph Weigel (German 1654-1726) was an engraver and cartographer. Condition: One foot repaired base reglued some bubles under paper gores. Age split on top ring.
• Large and Impressive George III
  Large and Impressive George III Mahogany 21 Inch Celestial Library Globe, J. & W. Cary, London, 1799 the sphere with label: Cary's New and Improved CELESTIAL GLOBE on which Is carefully laid down the whole of the STARS and NEBULÆ, Contained in the ASTRONOMICAL CATALOGUE, of the Rev'd Mr. WOLLASTON, F.R.S. Compiled from the Authorities of FLAMSTEED, DE LA CAILLE, HEVELIUS, MAYER BRADELY, HERSCHEL, MASKELYNE &c. With an extensive number from the Works of Miss Herschel. The whole adapted to the year 1800, and the limits of each Constellation determined by a Boundry and supported in a turned mahogany tripod base with compass rose height 52 in — 132.1 cm
• Lucite Celestial Double World
  Lucite Celestial Double World Globe. Constellations and stars. Four Hollow Column Leg Base Stand. Dimensions: H: 66 inches: W: 23 inches: D: 23 inches --- Condition: Area of loss to the outermost dome. Large repair to globe.
• J&W CARY (LONDON) 1816 CELESTIAL
  J&W CARY (LONDON) 1816 CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL GLOBESAn exceptional matching pair of Regency period floor globes, one terrestrial and one celestial, by John and William Cary (1754-1835 and 1759-1825, respectively) of London. Engraved and hand-colored. The Cary brothers were renowned creators of precision instruments, and their globes were widely regarded as the very finest that England had to offer in the Georgian/Regency period. The terrestrial globe's cartouche reads: "Cary's New Terrestrial Globe. Exhibiting the tracks and discoveries made by Captain Cook; also those of Captain Vancouver on the Northwest Coast of America; and M. de la Perouse on the coast of Tartary, together with every other improvement collected from various navigators and travellers of the present time. / London / Made & sold by J&W Cary, Strand March 1st, 1816. With corrections and additions to 1820." The celestial globe's reads: "Cary's New Celestial Globe. On which are laid down the whole of the stars nebulae &c. contained in the astronomical works of the Revd. F. Wollaston F.R.S. De la Caille, Herschel, Hevelius, Mayer, Flamsteed, Bradley &c. / Made & sold by J&W Cary Strand March 1816." Each globe is 18" in diameter. Each is presented atop its original walnut tripod stand with brass casters, each measuring 45" x 24" in total. Condition Overall, the celestial globe is in good to very good condition, and the terrestrial is in fair to good condition. The globes each have a very nicely aged patina, though some areas of middle Asia and the North Pacific on the terrestrial globe's surface decoration have rubbed away. The celestial globe turns without issue, the terrestrial globe leans slightly into the stand, and must either be slightly adjusted or held aside to turn. There is a small loss to the paper calendar atop the terrestrial globe's stand.
• GLOBE ON STAND. ''Rand McNally
  GLOBE ON STAND. ''Rand McNally Indexed Terestial Art Globe''. Illuminated globe on a walnut turned stand with tripod base. 38 3/4'' h.
• GLOBE ON STAND. Terrestial globe by
  GLOBE ON STAND. Terrestial globe by Denoyer Geppert Co. Chicago. Rests on a cast brass base. 44 1/2'' h.
• Josiah Loring 1841 Terrestrial
  Josiah Loring 1841 Terrestrial Table Globe 621. Josiah Loring 1841 Terrestrial Table Globe Turned cherry base. printed hour circle and brass hour pointer within a full calibrated meridian. The horizon band has an engraved paper calendar and zodiac. Original finish. Some discoloration to globe & small dents. Ht. 18'' Globe dia. 12''E
• DESKTOP GLOBE - 12-inch Terrestrial
  DESKTOP GLOBE - 12-inch Terrestrial Globe with cartouche 'Joslin's Terrestrial Globe containing all the Late Discoveries and Geographical Improvements also the Tracks of the most celebrated Circumnavigators. Compiled from Smith's new England Globe with
• Probably mid 19th century lacking
  Probably mid 19th century lacking signature the 1.5-inch terrestrial globe covered with 12-gore printed paper map surrounded by a series of seven interlocking printed paper-covered wooden armillary rings representing the circles of the heavens including equinoctial line and Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn intersected by polar colures representing solstices and equinoxes full-meridian marked with degrees of elevation at the North and South poles and climates according to month and horizon band showing the Gregorian and Zodiacal calendars over two half-rings printed with latitudes and longitudes of major cities on a turned ebonized wood stand 18.5'' H x 12'' Dia.
• A Lighted Terrestial Globe On
  A Lighted Terrestial Globe On Wooden StandMade for the Heritage collection 1988 fitted with brass trim on four wood casters and turned strecher globe diameter 19'' total height 36.''
• FOLK ART SECRET SOCIETY CELESTIAL &
  FOLK ART SECRET SOCIETY CELESTIAL & TERRESTRIAL GLOBESTwo folk art columnar pedestals with celestial and terrestrial globes as finials. Both with carved wood columnar bases with figural acanthus leaf motif leading to rotating globes on top with wire mount. The globes, circa 1910, are by the Atlas Globe Supply Company of Chicago, paper over plaster. Each base is painted gold. These were believed to be out of a secret society lodge in the New England area. Each globe stands 36 inches tall and is 16 x 16 inches wide. Condition Columnar bases each have extensive chipping and wear to surface. Globes are split at the equator and paper is separating from the globe surfaces. Celestial globe has some loss of paper in one spot.
• Cary's New Celestral globe
  Cary's New Celestral globe inscribed ''...calculated for the Year 1800...'' missing stand yellowed varnish scattered wear and losses some damage to base approx. 15'' diam. with brass ring. [Provenance: Deaccessioned from the Barnes Museum in Southington Connecticut]
• WRIGHT'S NEW IMPROVED CELESTIAL
  WRIGHT'S NEW IMPROVED CELESTIAL 12 INCH TABLETOP GLOBE,...Wright’s New Improved Celestial 12 Inch Tabletop Globe , 18th Century, with cartouche: “Wrights New Improv’d Celestial Globe on which the Stars, are correctly laid down, from the Observation of Dr. Halley, Dr. Bradley, Made & Sold by Wm Bardin No. 4 Hind Court, Fleet Street, London.” In as found condition. Height 14 in. Provenance : Estate of Linda Loring, 6 Louisburg Square, Boston Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• Continental Lithographed
  Continental Lithographed Terrestrial Globe-on-Stand/Cave a Liqueur, the globe opening at the equator to reveal a mahogany paired decanters rack, a glasses well and a cylindrical ice bucket, the interior with lithographed stellar constellations, the mahogany stand with a lithographed Zodiac ring and a compass-point star centering the circular stretcher, the whole supported on barley-twist legs with brass ferrules and casters, h. 41", dia. 28".
• Terrestrial Table Globe
  Terrestrial Table Globe Estimate:$800-$1,200
• Continental Lithographed
  Continental Lithographed Terrestrial Globe-on-Stand/Cave a Liqueur, the globe opening at the equator to reveal an interior mahogany paired decanters rack, a glasses well and a cylindrical ice bucket, the interior with lithographed stellar constellations, the mahogany stand with a lithographed Zodiac ring and a compass-point star centering the circular stretcher, the whole supported on barley-twist legs with brass ferrules and casters, h. 41", dia. 28".
• 1950'S FARQUHAR LUCITE CELESTIAL
  1950'S FARQUHAR LUCITE CELESTIAL GLOBE: Farquhar Transparent Globe with external celestial globe with internal terrestrial globe. Lucite ring base. 14 1/2'' dia. globe.
• Magnificently Decorative
  Magnificently Decorative Sectional Celestial Chart, 18th century, \"Orbis Coelestis Typus\", six large hand-colored engravings by the great Italian mapmaker, Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718), with greatly entertaining depictions of mythological figures and the constellations, each section sight 28\" x 16\", nicely framed.
• N. LANE: ''A NEW GLOBE OF THE
  N. LANE: ''A NEW GLOBE OF THE EARTH'' AND CASE The interior of the case with astronomical configurations. Provenance: Property from the Estate of George I Gravert. 2 1/2 and 3 in. diam.
• SCAN-GLOBE, DENMARK, ILLUMINATED
  SCAN-GLOBE, DENMARK, ILLUMINATED TERRESTRIAL GLOBE 1980s, on bent lucite stand, 16"h x 13"w
• MODERN REPRODUCTIONS OF
  MODERN REPRODUCTIONS OF MERCATOR'S CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL GLOBES ON STANDSMODERN REPRODUCTIONS OF MERCATOR'S CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL GLOBES ON STANDS, detailed reproduction of Gerard Mercator’s 1541 globe, the globe is believed to have been prepared and dedicated to Cardinal Nicolao Perrenoto; also Mercator's 1551 Celestial globe, both hand-colored, including turned wood stand, h: 22 x dia. 13 in. (2) Provenance: Estate Collection of Albert E. Mitchler, Washington, D.C.
• J.L. & CO. TERRESTRIAL GLOBE A
  J.L. & CO. TERRESTRIAL GLOBE A BRASS ASTROLABE AND A SHELL SPECIMEN The pivoting globe on turned stem the octagonal astrolabe dated 1748 and with Latin inscription the shell on ebony stem. Provenance: Property from the Estate of George I Gravert. 5 1/4 and 9 1/4 in. x 2 in.