Old American Globe & School Supply with Metal Base

Old American Globe & School Supply w/Metal Base. Very nice old globe with plated metal base. The Globe graphics has its share of discoloration nicks and markings as seen in the photos. 13" tall Globe

First quarter 20th century. Fluted classical wood columns with floral columns. Topped by celestial and terrestrial globes "American Globe and School Supply". Oak bases have applied wooden cut outs. Ol

Reserve Reduced! This 10 inches glass lighted globe is made by the American maker Cram ( a school supplies company) . The base is a simple art deco design . I place the production date early 1920's :

American Circa 1830-1850, dome form with flared lip, ground at lip and wrought iron hanging ring and chains for hanging with metal candle socket at base, old gold paint on metal. socket mount, wrought

United States; 19th century. Rare terrestrial globe. First globe issued by Rand McNally, in 1887. Warner lists only one known example of this globe. Dimensions Height: 10 " Diameter: 5 1/2"

12'' terrestrial globe American Globe and School supply, 1889, wood stand. 22''h

20th c. American School- Untitled- metal sculpture, set on marble base. 30 3/4''h (with marble base)

American, 20th century high relief hammered metal sculpture depicting a male torso, signed "F" l.l., 19" x 13".

American, 20th century painted metal mask with rectangular cut eye-holes, signed along the top, either "Jim Davidson" or "Tim Davidson", 12" x 9" overall.

This is a pretty globe in an old world style with the base that appears bronze. Stands approx. 11" tall. In very good condition. Does mention 2000, but the date is perhapes earlier.

American Miller metal base table lamp, dated 1919, with dome-like six-panel slag glass shade, 21" H x 16" W x 16" L.

American School cast metal sculpture, 20th century, depicting a miner wearing hat and wielding pickaxe, square base. 20.75" H x 6" W x 6" D.

Old School Fletcher DP2 diamond point framing driver in green. Made in USA. This useful point driver is used for framing pictures and is composed of base metal. It does have some wear to the paint how

American Leaded Glass Table Lamp Ca. 1910, H 29" Dia. 19" | Urn form metal base. Globe form shade with white ground of graduated size band of rectangles. Pink roses border. Provenance: From the Estate

American School mounted boat rudder or partial model airplane wing sculpture, 20th / 21st century, the form with a metal support and triangular plinth base, having no apparent maker's mark. Approximat

American School "Ballerina," 21st century, metal sculpture with bronze patinated coating, depicting a contemporary female figure with raised arms and a square base, apparently unsigned. Approx. h. 74.

American School (20th century) Nail Men, painted metal nail assemblage sculpture on wooden base, unsigned, overall (with base): 30"h x 15"w x 12"d

7 Piece Collection of Metal Statues and Detached Bases, dimensions between 9 x 6 x 5.75 inches to 19.75 x 4.5 x 3.75 inches, measurements are approximate.

This 6 inches globe was sold by the American maker WEBER COSTELLO of Chicago ( a school supplies company) .The globe gores were printed in England by the Johnston company which had an distribution agr

Pairpoint (American, Est. 1880) Silvered Metal Base Lamp, Cut Crystal Globe, H 9.5" Dia. 4.75" | The Pairpoint silvered metal base has a winged cherub stem, lifting the cut crystal shade. Bearing sign

GARDENER’S SUPPLY CO Mosaic Gazing Globe w metal stand. Mosaic glass gazing globe in green and blue tones. Detachable from metal footed base. Globe measures approx 12 in tall by 11 in in diameter. C

Small round metal within a pin; Base metal composition unknown; Braided design with red and green enamel around portrait; Features an old photoraph of an African American man; Circa 1930s - 1940s; Mea

WW2 American and German Troops. Plastic bodies on metal bases. 18 pieces. Excellent to very good condition. Unboxed.

American School geometric abstract sculpture, late 20th century, modeled in formed metal with gold paint on a wooden base, signed 'Roper' to the integrated metal disk plinth, likely John Roper (Americ