H. Schedler 6-Inch Table Globe
19th Century
19th Century
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H. Schedler
6-Inch Terrestrial Globe New York and Jersey City: c. 1889 Brass meridian, mahogany round base 13 inches high Sold, please inquire as to the availability of similar items. |
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The terrestrial globe in half meridian, raised on a turned mahogany stand with central baluster standard, and dish base. Joseph and Herman Schedler, immigrants from Germany to the United States, produced a variety of table and floor globes, principally for educational use. Their globes were awarded various prizes at Paris Expositions. Cartouche: H. SCHEDLER'S/TERRESTRIAL/GLOBE/ 6 inches diameter/ Copyrighted 1889/ Mfgd by ROBERT GAIR New York |