Decor
Globe Base, Wood and Vaugondy 7"
Centuries ago globes did not come cheap. That's why ancient globes were usually mounted in elaborate and decorative stands.
Navigator's Terrestrial Globe
Decorative and well-executed globe from the age of exploration. Stand is detailed turned wood, walnut finish. Exact reproduction of 16th century globe, papier-mache core, hand-applied paper gores.
Birth of Venus Pillow - Musical Pillow
Birth of Venus Pillow. Dig this divinity on the giant scallop while you listen to the tune ?Pretty Woman"! Old- fashioned wind-up music box inside. 17 x 12 inches.
Chandelier Grand Salon
Hand-Wrought Iron The invention of iron ore smelting changed the world. The Iron Age favored cultures skilled in the craft of blacksmithing. They became dominant, since iron weapons were superior to those made of bronze or wood.
Dickens Desk with Pullout
Own a piece of history™. Write at Charles Dickens DeskPLEASE NOTE: Special Order Item - Truck Delivery Required. M. 42.5 x 20.5 x 41.75".
18th C. Sundial & Compass
Not that long ago people actually lived by sundial time. Every village and town functioned on local time, depending on local latitude. The arrival of trains and mail coach traffic created a need for coordinated time. Our travel sundial needs a compass to find north.
PARTNER STORE: MAGELLAN'S TRAVEL SUPPLY COMPANY
" CLICK HERE TO VISIT Magellan's Travel Supply Company (New Window). Magellan's was founded by people who love travel for its ability to enrich our lives and increase our appreciation for the world in which we live.
Frank Lloyd Wright Oak Park Frame
The design of this frame is adapted from an art glass window, circa 1898, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for his Oak Park architectural studio. Wright lived and worked in Oak Park, Illinois, from 1889 to 1909, during which time he developed his Prairie style of architecture.