Map Stand

Blackie, Ph.D., and fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, this map stands as a relic of geographic mastery in the late 19th century.

This map stands as both a historical artifact and a representation of the island's significance amid the enduring conflicts between European nations vying for control and economic su...

This piece is ideal for collectors of European history, Benelux cartography, or 19th-century political geography. The map stands out both for its geographic accuracy and its decorati...

Ideal for anyone with a passion for American history, cartography, or antique décor, this map stands as both a piece of art and a window into the past.

As a piece from "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum," which was one of the most comprehensive and elaborately decorated atlases of the time, the map stands as a testament to the Blaeu's dedicat...

Meyer’s Handatlas was known for its high-quality steel engravings and informative cartographic representations. This particular map stands out not only for its urban accuracy but als...

Coast and Geodetic Survey,” confirming its authenticity and dual publication during the pivotal shift from Spanish to American administration. This orographic map stands as an early...

The publication by William Blackwood and Sons of Edinburgh and London ensured wide distribution and high production quality. This map stands out for its delicate coloration, precise...

The colors used are rich and vibrant, highlighting the detailed cartography and enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the map. As a collector's item, this map stands out for its...

Framing tips: Select a traditional wooden frame in walnut or oak to complement the map’s historic charm. Use a cream or light tan matting to highlight the pastel coloring and intrica...

Originally based on the surveys executed by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit direction, this series bridges Spanish cartographic tradition with early American scientific publication. ...

It reflects the strategic and political importance of these territories, especially during a time of shifting alliances and ongoing wars among European powers. Danckerts’s map stand...

Münster’s Cosmographia (first published in 1544) was the most widely circulated world description of the 16th century, reprinted in over 30 editions and translated into several langu...

His 1792 edition of this map stands as one of the most decorative and desirable renditions of South America before the independence movements of the 19th century redrew the continent...

The region labelled “Capherstam,” believed to be Kafiristan, is also referenced from the missionary’s travel journal, which recounted stories of wine, resistance to Islamic authority...

They reflect a period when cartographic publishing was flourishing in both Europe and America, offering accessible yet detailed geographical knowledge to a wide readership. This Ark...

Publication Details: - Publisher: Francois Halma & Willem van den Water (Utrecht) and Leonard Strick (Franeker) - Date: 1698 - Source: Mercator’s Ptolemy Atlas This map stands as a ...

His editions are prized for their fine copper engravings, combining scholarly content with elaborate decoration. This map stands as both a work of art and a devotional piece, appeal...

Allen subsequently published his account in A Narrative of the Expedition Sent by H.M.’s Government to the River Niger in 1841, positioning the expedition as a moral endeavor underta...

This map stands as both a valuable historical document and an elegant decorative object.

Kitts), one of the Anglo islands, and Barbados, delineated by its parishes. Crafted in 1746, this map stands as a historical artifact showcasing the intricate cartographic skills of...

As both a historical artifact and a decorative statement, this map stands among the most desirable representations of Southern Europe from the period.

His work combined empirical observation with adventurous travel, and this map stands as a testament to that achievement. It bridges the gap between exploration and cartography, offer...

Trade routes, deserts, and climatic zones further enrich the map’s scientific value. This map stands as an elegant document of a continent on the edge of modern transformation.

His atlases were widely respected and used throughout Europe in the mid-18th century, and this map of Persia stands out for its geographic richness and artistic precision.

A visually engaging piece that pairs beautifully with other Blaeu regional maps or stands alone as a decorative statement.

Particularly effective as a stand-alone statement map. Technique: Copper engraving with contemporary outline hand color Maker: British school (Johnston), c.1815

Blackie's publication, known for its comprehensive geographical content and accuracy, contributed significantly to the dissemination of cartographic knowledge. This antique map of We...

The atlas was a collaborative effort—drawn by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit direction, later adopted and republished under American administration—bridging two colonial scientific ...

Where Columbia University stands today this map shows the location of the New York Lunatic Asylum.

It pairs beautifully with other classical maps or stands alone as a refined statement for collectors of antiquity and cartography.

Offered here mounted within a tasteful passe-partout, this map presents beautifully as a stand-alone display piece.

Among the many series of maps published before the 19th century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' stand apart.

World globe with brass horizon band. Intricately carved pedestal base with ball and claw feet. Quite detailed. By the famous Maitland Smith, globe itself is from Replogle. 62" H x 26...

It retains its charm and historical significance, making it a remarkable addition to any collection of antique maps or Americana. For framing, a classic wooden frame in dark or natu...

The inset map of Japan stands out due to its distinctive shape and influences, reflecting different cartographic sources.

Phillips Terrestrial Slate Globe or World Atlas This is a rare Educational Terrestrial Globe from the 1950s by Phillips it has territorial maps, but the unusual thing is the colour,...

Among the many series of maps published before the 19th century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' stand apart.

Among the many series of maps published before the nineteenth century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' Stand ap...

Among the many series of maps published before the 19th century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' Stand apart.

Among the many series of maps published before the nineteenth century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' Stand ap...

Among the many series of maps published before the 19th century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' Stand apart.

Vintage handmade world globe standing on a base with small compass in the bottom. The piece is in fare condition with no restaurations ever made. France, circa 1950

Among the many series of maps published before the nineteenth century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' Stand ap...

Among the many series of maps published before the nineteenth century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' stand ap...

Among the many series of maps published before the 19th century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' stand apart.

Among the many series of maps published before the nineteenth century, depicting the English countryside, available to the modern collector, the road maps of the 'Britannia' stand ap...

Regency era mahogany wood folio stand rack, map, poster, document holder used in a library, office or den, circa 1820.

Often attributed to Paul McCobb, because of the same brass tubing that McCobb used in his furniture. Circa 1970s Replogle globe is in very nice condition with raised topography and t...

Manufactured for H.B. Nims & Co., Troy New York, last quarter 19th c. After the original engravings by Charles Copley done in 1852. Printed paper on wood with brass/ bronze meridian ...

A demi-lune shape (half-moon) metal umbrella holder stand featuring the map of "Afrique" (Africa in English) and surrounding bodies of water on front, all in French language.

Jacques Liozu Magazine Rack with Whimsical Silk Screened Maps, Paris, France, 1950s. This is a very special and rare 1950s magazine rack in silk-screened metal with whimsical maps o...

The 'Comprehensive Atlas and Geography of the World' was an authoritative reference in its time, and this map of Asian Russia stands as a testament to the era's dedication to explora...

Griffin's 1955 Northern Ireland map stands out as a captivating representation of the region's geography and features.

This particular edition captures the post-war landscape of Calvados, a region deeply affected by World War II, especially during the D-Day landings of 1944. Today, this map stands a...

Created for the renowned cartographic house John Bartholomew & Son, and associated with the heraldic scholarship of Sir Iain Moncreiffe, the map stands as both a decorative objec...

His *Physical Atlas* was the first of its kind to translate complex natural data into visual form, combining scientific precision with artistic presentation. This map stands out not ...