Globe

Name: Globe
Brand: MANDALAY INTERIORISMO
SKU: cmmv5w2gy002o04kycyv4o8lc
Price: 95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · First half of the 20th Century

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20th century globe with a finish in yellow tones and geographical details. It features a solid wooden base and a black metal stand. The globe rotates on its axis, allowing for the visualization of all continents. The base displays a classic design, with an aged finish that highlights its vintage character.

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Decorative element in an office

Educational piece in a classroom

Decoration in a library

Collectible item in a living room

Century: First half of the 20th Century
Material: Wood, metal
Condition: Original, good condition
Dimensions: 43 cm × 30 cm
Listed on: 17 March 2026

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Madrid, Spain

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