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Superb Pair of Delamarche Table Globes
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Pair of 19th Century Table Globes by Crunchley
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Mid 19th Century Globes by Wyld, London, 1847
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Mid 19th Century Globes by Wyld, London, 1847. A pair of terrestrial and celestial 12" globes in original mahogany table stands, good bright colours to both the globes.
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Located in Milano, IT
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