Vintage-Style Floor Standing World Globe

This item is a decorative floor-standing world globe featuring a vintage aesthetic. The globe itself is approximately 12 to 16 inches in diameter, printed with parchment-toned cartography that mimics early exploration maps, utilizing muted earth tones like ochre, sage green, and sepia. It is mounted within a traditional wooden yoke and a horizontal horizon ring, likely made of stained hardwood or a high-quality wood composite with a mahogany or walnut finish. The globe is supported by a slender, turned pedestal stand that transitions into a tripod base with three elegantly curved cabriole-style legs. Notable cartographic details include a classic compass rose and decorative illustrations within the oceans. The construction appears to be from the late 20th to early 21st century, designed as a decorative 'replica' piece rather than a scientific antique. The condition appears fair to good; there is a visible sheen suggesting a lacquer or plastic coating, with some minor scuffing possible on the wooden horizon ring. The stand shows no major structural damage, though the joints at the tripod base are typical points for minor wear or loosening over time. It lacks visible maker's marks from this angle, but the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced high-end home decor item meant to evoke a colonial or federalist style.