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A Butterfield type sundial, XVIIIth
Delure, Jean Baptiste-Nicolas (Parigi, 1695-1736)
A Butterfield type horizontal silver sundial
in the original shagreen case. Sundial: 7,8 cm long
Quick viewDelure, Jean Baptiste-Nicolas (Parigi, 1695-1736)
A Butterfield type horizontal silver sundial
in the original shagreen case. Sundial: 7,8 cm long
Related literature:
E.H. Higton, Sundials (Philip Wilson, 2001), pag. 86
C. Frémontier-Murphy, Les Instruments de Mathematiques
(Louvre, 2002), pagg. 61-63
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Armillary sphere, 1830 circa
A Ptolemaic armillary sphere
by Felix Delamarche, Paris, 1830 circa
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed “Delamarche, n° 12 rue du Jardinet, Paris”
47 cm high, 29 cm diameter
Quick viewA Ptolemaic armillary sphere
by Felix Delamarche, Paris, 1830 circa
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed “Delamarche, n° 12 rue du Jardinet, Paris”
47 cm high, 29 cm diameter
Related literature:
E. Dekker e P. van der Krogt, Globes from the western world (Zwemmer: Londra, 1993), pag. 63, ill. 15
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An early 19th Century French armillary sphere
An early 19th Century French armillary sphere
by Felix Delamarche and Charles Dien
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
Signed A Paris, chez Fz Delamarche et Ch Dien
52 cm high, 32 cm diameter
Quick viewAn early 19th Century French armillary sphere
by Felix Delamarche and Charles Dien
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
Signed A Paris, chez Fz Delamarche et Ch Dien, rue du Jardinet 12
52 cm high, 32 cm diameter
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A Ptolemaic Armillary Sphere, 1840
A Ptolemaic Armillary Sphere
by Felix Delamarche, Paris, 1840 circa
mounted on a turned ebonised and parcel-gilt stand
signed “Delamarche”
45 cm high, 25 cm diameter
Quick viewA Ptolemaic Armillary Sphere
by Felix Delamarche, Paris, 1840 circa
mounted on a turned ebonised and parcel-gilt stand
signed “Delamarche”
45 cm high, 25 cm diameter
Related literature:
E. Dekker e P. van der Krogt, Globes from the western world (Zwemmer: Londra, 1993), pag. 63, ill. 15
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Terrestrial globe, 1821
Felix Delamarche and Charles Dien
Terrestrial globe, Paris 1821
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated: Réduction du Globe Terrestre
dressé par ordre du roi, par le S. Robert de Vaugondy, Géographe.
Revu et corrigé par Fx Delamarche, a Paris,
Chez Fx Delamarche et Ch.les Dien,
Rue du Jardinet N° 13, 1821
53 cm high, 32 cm diameter
Quick viewFelix Delamarche and Charles Dien
Terrestrial globe, Paris 1821
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated: Réduction du Globe Terrestre
dressé par ordre du roi, par le S. Robert de Vaugondy, Géographe.
Revu et corrigé par Fx Delamarche, a Paris,
Chez Fx Delamarche et Ch.les Dien,
Rue du Jardinet N° 13, 1821
53 cm high, 32 cm diameter
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A Terrestrial Globe, 1808
Charles-Francois Delamarche (1740 – 1817)
A Terrestrial Globe, 1808
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated
41 cm high, 28 cm diameter
Quick viewCharles-Francois Delamarche (1740 – 1817)
A Terrestrial Globe, 1808
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated
Globe terrestre dressé d’après les découvertes les plus nouvelles
par C.F. Delamarche successeur de Robert de Vaugondy Geogr, 1808”
“A Paris chez l’Auteur, rue du Jardinet n° 13, Quartier St André des Arts”
41 cm high, 28 cm diameter
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A Terrestrial Globe, 1889
Gussoni & Dotti, Milan
1,00€
A Terrestrial Globe, 1889
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated:
“Globo terracque di cent 23,5 compilato dall’Ing. E.PiniQuick viewGussoni & Dotti, Milan
A Terrestrial Globe, 1889
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated:
“Globo terracque di cent 23,5 compilato dall’Ing. E.Pini
colle ultime scoperte geografiche e modificazioni politiche
edizione 2^ 1889, Editori Gussoni e Dotti”
45 cm high, 23,5 cm diameter -
An Italian telescope by Angelo Deregni
An Italian telescope by Angelo Deregni
1,00€
Venice, late 18th century
A three-draw, vellum-covered card-bodied telescope with horn fittings
the orange-stained body-tube with tooled decorationsQuick viewAn Italian telescope by Angelo Deregni
Venice, late 18th century
A three-draw, vellum-covered card-bodied telescope with horn fittings
the orange-stained body-tube with tooled decorations
signed Angelo Deregni
32 cm long shut -
An early 19th Century French armillary sphere
An early 19th Century French armillary sphere
probably by Delamarche
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
45 cm high, 26 cm diameter
Quick viewAn early 19th Century French armillary sphere
probably by Delamarche
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
45 cm high, 26 cm diameter
Related literature:
E.H. dahl e J-F Gauvin, Spherae mundi, 2000, fig. 121 p. 187
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Polyhedral Sundial
David Beringer (1756-1821)
1,00€
Nuremberg, 1790 circa
Polyhedral Sundial, the oak cube with five engraved paper-covered faces
Marked D. Beringer on Southern faceQuick viewDavid Beringer (1756-1821) Nuremberg, 1790 circa
Polyhedral Sundial, the oak cube with five engraved paper-covered faces
Marked D. Beringer on Southern face
On tilting turned walnut stand and paper-covered base
with compass (without needle)
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Felix Delamarche and Charles Dien, Paris 1821
Terrestrial Globe
On a ebonised stand, signed and dated:
A Paris, chez Fz Delamarche et Ch.les Dien
Successeurs de Sanson, Bonne, Robert de Vaugondy, etc. 1821
60 cm high, 46 cm diameter
1,00€Quick viewFelix Delamarche and Charles Dien, Paris 1821
Terrestrial Globe
On a ebonised stand, signed and dated:
A Paris, chez Fz Delamarche et Ch.les Dien
Successeurs de Sanson, Bonne, Robert de Vaugondy, etc. 1821
60 cm high, 46 cm diameter
Diameter of the globe: 32,5 cm
The same model exposed at Galileo Museum of Florence,
Room III, n. inv. 3369
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Ptolemaic armillary sphere by Fortin, 1780 circa
A Ptolemaic armillary sphere
1,00€
by Jean Baptiste Fortin (Paris, 1750-1831)
signed “A Paris, chez le S. Fortin, rue de la Harpe”Quick viewA Ptolemaic armillary sphere
by Jean Baptiste Fortin (Paris, 1750-1831)
signed “A Paris, chez le S. Fortin, rue de la Harpe”
Mounted on a turned ebonised stand
40 cm high, 27,5 cm diameter -
Armillary Sphere by Desnos, 1760 circa
A Ptolemaic armillary sphere, 1760 circa
1,00€
by Louis-Charles Desnos (Paris, 1725-1805)
signed twice Se Fait à Paris chez Desnos, rue St Julién le pauvre,
Quartier de la place Maubert.
Gravé par l’Auteur et monté par lui mesmeQuick viewA Ptolemaic armillary sphere, 1760 circa
by Louis-Charles Desnos (Paris, 1725-1805)
signed twice Se Fait à Paris chez Desnos, rue St Julién le pauvre,
Quartier de la place Maubert.
Gravé par l’Auteur et monté par lui mesme.
On trouve Chéz Desnos toute Sortes D’instruments de Mathematique
rue St Jacque St Severin au Globe AParis
Mounted on a turned ebonised stand
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A pair of terrestrial and celestial globes, 1800 circa
A rare pair of 12″ terrestrial and celestial library globes
by William Bardin and his son Thomas Mariott, 1800-07 circa
Each globe is about 19″ in height, set in mahogany bases, with brass meridians and engraved horizon rings. These globes were sold by W. & S. Jones, sellers of scientific instruments in London. Both globes have small labels of Jones affixed over the makers labels
48 cm hight
Quick viewA rare pair of 12″ terrestrial and celestial library globes
by William Bardin and his son Thomas Mariott, 1800-07 circa
Each globe is about 19″ in height, set in mahogany bases, with brass meridians and engraved horizon rings. These globes were sold by W. & S. Jones, sellers of scientific instruments in London. Both globes have small labels of Jones affixed over the makers labels
48 cm hight
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A Newton pocket globe, 1817
A Newton’s 3-inch pocket globe, English, published 1817,
the sphere printed within a cartouche NEWTONS New & Improved Terrestrial Pocket Globe in fish skin covered case with printed and coloured gores applied to inner hemispheres and printed NEWTON’S Improved Pocket Celestial GLOBE
3 1/4in (8 cm) diameter
Quick viewA Newton’s 3-inch pocket globe, English, published 1817,
the sphere printed within a cartouche NEWTONS New & Improved Terrestrial Pocket Globe and in the southern Pacific Ocean NB The Improved Analemma is intended to supercede the necessity of the Eliptic Line hitherto unnecessarily drawn upon the Terrestrial Globe Pub. Jan. 1 1817, in fish skin covered case with printed and coloured gores applied to inner hemispheres and printed NEWTON’S Improved Pocket Celestial GLOBE
3 1/4in (8 cm) diameter
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R.B. Bate’s Pocket Globe, 1807
An ENGLISH 3-INCH POCKET GLOBE
Robert Brettel Bate, London 1807
With applied retailers’s cartouche
R.B.BATE 17 POULTRY London 1807
The globe comprised of twelve hand-coloured engraved gores, two metal axis pins to poles allow the globe to rotate in its original fishskin case with interior celestial gores.
Quick viewAn ENGLISH 3-INCH POCKET GLOBE
Robert Brettel Bate, London 1807
With applied retailers’s cartouche
R.B.BATE 17 POULTRY London 1807
The globe comprised of twelve hand-coloured engraved gores, two metal axis pins to poles allow the globe to rotate in its original fishskin case with interior celestial gores.
3¼ in. (8 cm.) diameter
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Lane’s Pocket Globe, 1809
A 2 3/4-iNch POCKET GLOBE PUBLISHED BY Nicholas Lane, LONDON, 1809
comprising twelve hand-coloured engraved gores, maker’s cartouche inscribed “LANE’s Pocket GLOBE – LONDON 1809”
Quick viewA 2 3/4-iNch POCKET GLOBE PUBLISHED BY Nicholas Lane, LONDON, 1809
comprising twelve hand-coloured engraved gores, maker’s cartouche inscribed “LANE’s Pocket GLOBE – LONDON 1809”
The oceans including the Ethiopic Ocean; the Western or Atlantic Ocean; The Eastern Ocean; and Great South Sea with tracks for Anson and Cook; the South Pole unmarked and described as ‘Frozen Ocean’, Australia described as ‘New Holland’ and conjoined as one withTasmania, national boundaries in dotted outline, cities and rivers, China, showing the Great
Wall, sited next to ‘Independent Tartary’, Africa with details such as ‘Negroland’, and ‘Country of the Hottentots’, Canada with no northern coastline, and other details, two steel axis pins at the poles, contained within a hinged spherical faux fishskin-covered case lined with two sets of engraved celestial half-gores, coloured green and with constellations depicted by signs of the Zodiac
Globe 3-inch (7.5cm) diameter
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Cary’s pocket globe, 1791
A 3 inch Cary’s pocket globe
Agreable to the Latest Discoveries, London J & W Cary Strand, April1, 1791
in fishskin case lined on one half with a map entitled “The World as it was known in Caesar’s time agreable to D’Anville”, on the other half with “A Table of Latitudes and Longitudes of Places not given on this Globe”
Quick viewA 3 inch Cary’s pocket globe
Agreable to the Latest Discoveries, London J & W Cary Strand, April1, 1791
The terrestrial globe covered with 12 hand colored gores
in fishskin case lined on one half with a map entitled “The World as it was known in Caesar’s time agreable to D’Anville”, on the other half with “A Table of Latitudes and Longitudes of Places not given on this Globe”
globe diameter: 7.7 cm
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A N. Lane’s pocket globe, 1776
A 2.75 inch pocket globe
1,00€
published by Nicholas Lane, 1776
twelve hand coloured engraved gores
cartouche reading “A New Globe of the Earth by N. Lane, 1776”Quick viewA 2.75 inch pocket globe
published by Nicholas Lane, 1776
twelve hand coloured engraved gores
cartouche reading “A New Globe of the Earth by N. Lane, 1776”
in original fish skin case lined with two sets of
coloured engraved celestial half-gores
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Paire of terrestrial globe and armillary sphere
A French mid 19th Century
1,00€
Paire of terrestrial globe and armillary sphere
“Delamarche, rue de Battoir 1853”Quick viewA French mid 19th Century
Paire of terrestrial globe and armillary sphere
“Delamarche, rue de Battoir 1853”
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
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A Ptolemaic armillary sphere, 1780 circa
A Ptolemaic armillary sphere, 1780 circa
1,00€
by Charles-Francois Delamarche (1740-1817)
mounted on a turned ebonised standQuick viewA Ptolemaic armillary sphere, 1780 circa
by Charles-Francois Delamarche (1740-1817)
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed “Ch. Fr. Delamarche, collège S. Gervaix”
50 cm high, 32 cm diameterRelated literature:
E. Dekker e P. van der Krogt, Globes from the western world (Zwemmer: Londra, 1993), pag. 63, ill. 15 -
A Butterfield silver dial, 1700
Michael Butterfield (Paris, circa 1700)
1,00€
A Butterfield horizontal silver dial
in the original shagreen case
6 cm longQuick viewMichael Butterfield (Paris, circa 1700)
A Butterfield horizontal silver dial
in the original shagreen case
6 cm longRelated literature:
E.H. Higton, Sundials (Philip Wilson, 2001), pag. 86
C. Frémontier-Murphy, Les Instruments de Mathematiques
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Newton’s 3″ pocket globe, 1830
Newton, Son & Berry (1830-1838, London)
1,00€
A Newton`s New and Improved Terrestrial pocket globe 3″,
labelled “Newton’s New and Improved Terrestrial Globe,
Published by Newton Son & Berry, 56 Chancery Lane, London”Quick viewNewton, Son & Berry (1830-1838, London)
A Newton`s New and Improved Terrestrial pocket globe 3″,
labelled “Newton’s New and Improved Terrestrial Globe,
Published by Newton Son & Berry, 56 Chancery Lane, London”
Contained in a spherical fishskin-covered case
lined with two sets of engraved celestial half-gores
with colored constellations depicted by signs of the Zodiac,
labelled “Newton’s improved Pocket Celestial Globe”
Globe diameter 7,5 cm -
A Terrestrial Globe, C.F. Delamarche 1804
Charles-Francois Delamarche (1740 – 1817)
1,00€
A Terrestrial Globe, 1804
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated “Dressé par M Robert de Vaugondy, corrigé, augmenté
et enrichi des trois voyages du Capitaine CookQuick viewCharles-Francois Delamarche (1740 – 1817)
A Terrestrial Globe, 1804
mounted on a turned ebonised stand
signed and dated “Dressé par M Robert de Vaugondy, corrigé, augmenté
et enrichi des trois voyages du Capitaine Cook et de ses découvertes,
par Delamarche, 1804”
49 cm high, 33 cm diameter -
Lane’s pocket globe – London 1807
A 2 3/4-inch pocket globe published by Nicholas Lane, London, 1807
1,00€
comprising twelve hand-coloured engraved gores,
maker’s cartouche inscribed “Lane’s pocket globe – London 1807”Quick viewA 2 3/4-inch pocket globe published by Nicholas Lane, London, 1807
comprising twelve hand-coloured engraved gores,
maker’s cartouche inscribed “Lane’s pocket globe – London 1807”
The oceans including the Ethiopic Ocean; the Western or Atlantic Ocean; The Eastern Ocean; and Great South Sea with tracks for Anson and Cook; the South Pole unmarked and described as ‘Frozen Ocean’, Australia described as ‘New Holland’ and conjoined as one withTasmania, national boundaries in dotted outline, cities and rivers, China, showing the Great
Wall, sited next to ‘Independent Tartary’, Africa with details such as ‘Negroland’, and ‘Country of the Hottentots’, Canada with no northern coastline, and other details, two steel axis pins at the poles, contained within a hinged spherical faux fishskin-covered case lined with two sets of engraved celestial half-gores, coloured green and with constellations depicted by signs of the Zodiac
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Pocket globe, Nath. Hill 1754
A Nathaniel Hill 2 3/4-inch pocket globe
1,00€
English, published 1754
Cartouche printed “A New Terrestrial Globe by Nath. Hill 1754”
hand coloured gores, in fishskin case with mao of the heavens
applied to the inner semi-spheres, 3in (7,5 cm) diameterQuick viewA Nathaniel Hill 2 3/4-inch pocket globe
English, published 1754
Cartouche printed “A New Terrestrial Globe by Nath. Hill 1754”
hand coloured gores, in fishskin case with mao of the heavens
applied to the inner semi-spheres, 3in (7,5 cm) diameter
comparative literature:
E.H. dahl e J-F Gauvin, Spherae mundi, 2000, pag. 93-95
E. Dekker, P. van der Krogt, Globes from the western world, 1993, pag. 115
