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Carl Adami 13 Inch Terrestrial Globe
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Carl Adami 13 Inch Terrestrial Globe

1900 - 1920
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Carl Adami 13 inch terrestrial globe, by Dietrich Reimer, Berlin, Germany, 1900.

“C. ADAMI’S ERDGLODUS neu bearbeitet und gezichnet von H. KIEPERT. Dietrich Reimer, Berlin. 1900 (E.Vohsen) Wilheln Str. 29."

Course fur HandelsdampfermitAngabe der Entfurnugen in secmeilen (Course for merchant steamers with distances in seconds). Steamer lines and cables indicated.

Height: 62 cm.

Globe diameter: 33cm.

Published by Dietrich Reimer Verlag, cartography by Carl Adami (1802-74 ) revised by Heinrich Koepert.

Verlag Dietrich Reimer founded in 1845.

Physical Dimensions
Height
62cm (24.41")
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Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Antique Terrestrial Desk Globe to the 1900s.

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Carl Adami 13 inch terrestrial globe, by Dietrich Reimer, Berlin, Germany, 1900.

“C. ADAMI’S ERDGLODUS neu bearbeitet und gezichnet von H. KIEPERT. Dietrich Reimer, Berlin. 1900 (E.Vohsen) Wilheln Str. 29."

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Course fur HandelsdampfermitAngabe der Entfurnugen in secmeilen (Course for merchant steamers with distances in seconds).
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Steamer lines and cables indicated.

Height: 62 cm.

Globe diameter: 33cm.

Published by Dietrich Reimer Verlag, cartography by Carl Adami (1802-74 ) revised by Heinrich Koepert.

Verlag Dietrich Reimer founded in 1845.

Height
62cm (24.41")
Date of Manufacture

Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Antique Terrestrial Desk Globe to the 1900s.

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An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base.
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Archive I An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base.

Carl Adami 13 Inch Terrestrial Globe

Archive II An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View II
Archive III An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View III
Archive IV An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View IV
Archive V An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View V
Archive VI An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View VI
Archive VII An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View VII
Archive VIII An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View VIII
Archive IX An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View IX
Archive X An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View X
Archive XI An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base. View XI
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An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base.
Carl Adami 13 inch terrestrial globe
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An antique terrestrial globe featuring paper printed maps mounted on a brass half-meridian ring and supported by a cast brass baluster stem base.
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  • ObjectDesk Globes
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialPaper, Plaster, Brass, Metal
  • ColourCream and Brass
  • MotifsSemi-meridian ring, turned baluster stem, cast relief base, paper gores
  • SizeH 62 cm (24 in)

This Carl Adami terrestrial globe from 1900 stands 62 cm high with a 33 cm globe diameter, presenting a Victorian style suited for an office desk in a gentleman's library. The piece consists of printed paper gores over a plaster sphere, mounted within a brass semi-meridian ring and supported by a turned baluster stem and a cast relief circular base with ornate mouldings. The sphere displays cream and ochre landmasses and oceans, while the metal components exhibit a warm brass finish with visible antiquing and age patina. Cartographic details on the paper map include steamer lines, cables, and German inscriptions noting publisher Dietrich Reimer in Berlin and cartographer Carl Adami. The turned stem features stepped collars and botanical cast relief patterns leading down to a tiered, heavy base with decorative embossing. A buyer can place this globe on a library desk, study table, or sideboard as a functional decorative instrument, bringing historical cartography into a traditional home interior.

FAQs

Terrestrial globes from this period served as educational tools, scientific instruments, and symbols of global interest. German makers, including publishers like Carl Adami, produced accurate cartographic spheres mounted on decorative metal stands for domestic and educational use.

These globes were typically constructed using plaster or papier-mache spheres covered with printed paper gores. The support frames and half-meridian rings were commonly cast from brass, bronze, or iron with turned detailing.

Authenticity is indicated by period-specific geopolitical names, aged paper gores showing natural oxidisation, and hand-fitted joints. The metal mounts should exhibit natural surface patina and hand-machined fixings.

A desktop globe can be styled on a mahogany writing table, a low console, or within a tailored bookshelf setup. It pairs well with leather-bound books, antique brass accessories, and dark wood furniture.

Keep the item away from direct sunlight, excess heat, and moisture to prevent fading or lifting of the paper gores. Lightly dust the surface using a soft, dry microfiber cloth without applying water or chemical solvents.
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