A 19thC French Table Globe Prepared by Maison Dèlamarche Paris 1870 sub-Architectural & Garden There are very small nibbled

There are very small nibbled losses and chips

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A 19thC French Table Globe Prepared by Maison Dèlamarche Paris 1870 sub-Architectural & Garden There are very small nibbledOrigin: French Period: 3rd Republic Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 17(the whole) Width: 11 at widest point Base Diameter: 6 The attractive, finely mapped and well proportioned paper, plaster and cardboard, eight inch terrestrial table globe having a brass meridian circle and equatorial etched brass table and standing on the original draught turned ebonised base, the whole prepared by Maison Dlamarche Paris in 1870 and stamped as such within