Shellac and lacquer form a perfect hard-wearing finish for this exquisite classic desktop globe resembling a British library globe from the 19th century. The cartography reflects the modern world, including the most recent variations to political borders and geographical names.

This 19-inch diameter floor standing globe allows sailing routes to be recorded with clarity and style. The globe has a matt UV resistant lacquer for a hard-wearing finish. Its copper meridian arm sits on a turned beech base.

Presented in greyscale, this globe features a meridian arm and stem in black chrome, while the hardwood base is finished in matt black. The cartography can be personalised to include specific routes or to highlight a location of interest.

This 10-inch diameter globe features a turned ash base and aged brass meridian arm. Presented in traditional style, the cartography is entirely up to date and can be personalised to include specific routes or to highlight a location of interest.

This celestial globe was originally made by Nicholas Bion, a prominent 18th-century Parisian instrument maker and publisher who was also a keen astronomer. Coloured by hand and gently aged, it is presented on a turned wooden stand with an ebonised finish.