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A mahogany tripod stand with circular support for a celestial globe created out of boxwood and …
William Cary
A mahogany tripod stand with circular support for a celestial globe created out of boxwood and …
A mahogany tripod stand with circular support for a celestial globe created out of boxwood and paper. There is a brass ring and casters mounted to the stand.
Celestial Globe, John and William Cary, 1800, mahogany, boxwood, and brass, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia.

William Cary

British, c. 1750 - 1840
activeLondon, England
A mahogany tripod stand with circular support for a celestial globe created out of boxwood and …
John Cary
British, 1754 - 1835
A Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon with fluted bowl and fiddle pattern handle.
William Chawner II
(active 1815–1834)
A half-length portrait group of a woman in a blue dress and four children, the youngest sitting…
Henry Benbridge
American, 1743 - 1812
One of a pair of George III cast sterling silver candlesticks with removable bobeches.
Ebenezer Coker
British
William Rickarby Miller
William Rickarby Miller
American, 1818 - 1893
An English sterling silver tea caddy with hinged lid in a Georgian bombe-form embossed with fol…
Thomas Bradbury & Sons
British, Founded 1855 - 1905
John Pearson
John Pearson
American
One of a pair of silver teaspoons in the Kings pattern, with decoration on the back side of the…
Oscar J. H. Dibble
American, 1812 - 1860
A Victorian nanny whistle and teething rattle with carved coral body and sterling silver orname…
Taylor & Perry
British, Partnership
A sugar bowl with a waisted body on a circular stepped pedestal with S-scroll handles terminati…
John McMullin
American, 1765 - 1843
Samuel Wilmot Jr.
Samuel Wilmot Jr.
American (active c. 1825 - 1856)
A pipeline running parallel to the Magalloway River.
Michael Kolster
American, born 1963
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