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A Fine Early 20thC 6" Terrestrial Table Globe 'The Panama Canal Route Globe', Published by George Philip & Son Ltd, LondonOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1914 20 Height: 11 inches Diameter: 6 inches The beautifully proportioned six inch terrestrial globe with uncalibrated brass half meridian on a turned ebonised base, composed of twelve printed gores, depicting the steamship routes of the Panama Canal on pea green oceans, the key conduit for international maritime trade. The Panama Canal opened in 1914, and Kenya remains British

and went on to have three children

the music having been provided by Mr Archibald Joyce’s Orchestra

the Tudric series of pewter ware was introduced for which Knox designed innumerable items on a piecework basis

with botanical and religious themed stylised carved decoration to all four-side panels sitting on a moulded plinth base

two with wax seals of the witnesses or executers below the text

This little chap is well poised to reliably (as the name suggests) endure the rigors of frequent first class flying

the gilt frame is more contemporary and thus is in good order whilst the painting

An honest and rustic antique oak box

The collection was compiled over several generations and by various people

Part of Clan Macfarlane

This impressive Edwardian period timepiece could now be used as a wonderfully original side table

and for his political activism and pacifism