This blue porcelain globe with white raised relief is at a scale of 1:238000000. It is mounted at the centre of a circular black ceramic 'portal’. The black dish wall relief is inlaid with a white porcelain map of global communication satellites.

This is a pocket globe with scribed grid and coastlines, and raised relief painted with polychrome ceramic oxides. The scale is 1:170000000. The English Oak Pocket Case is a hinged pair of turned hemispheres, lined with a lacquered hand-painted celestial chart.

This is a press mould from a cast of a 17th century London pewter plate. It is scribed and inlaid with a hand drawn extract of the 16th century trade route from the UK to West Africa from a detail of Molyneux’s 1592 globe. It is embossed with the contemporary commodity code for sugar.

This is a ceramic roundel focused on the top 30° of the globe. Slip-cast in blue porcelain it has a white porcelain raised relief. The map is from a ‘Sprig’ mould modelled by hand to a horizontal scale of 1:26000000, and vertical scale of 1:500000.

This is a hand-built deconstructed ceramic globe, which is a map in the form of Fuller’s Dymaxion projection. This shows Earth’s landmass as one island. The map detail is to scale, painted with polychrome oxides and inlay longitude and coastlines.