Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950
Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950

Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England circa 1950

Code: WA220

Dimensions:

H: 22cm (8.7")W: 16cm (6.3")D: 14cm (5.5")

£75.00 delivery included Approx $99.34, €88.24

Mid‑Century Chad Valley Globe — Made in England

A mid‑century Chad Valley globe, made in England and bearing the royal warrant as Toy Makers to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother — a charming piece of British educational design.

Full Description

A vintage globe by The Chad Valley Co. Ltd., Harborne, England, marked “By Appointment Toy Makers to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother”, model no. 10174.

Dating from the 1950s–1970s, this globe reflects the craftsmanship and educational ethos of post‑war Britain. The printed paper gores are mounted on a metal meridian ring with degree markings and set upon a black circular base. The muted pastel colouring and typography are typical of mid‑century British design.

A delightful decorative and historical object, evoking the optimism of mid‑century learning and exploration.

Details

  • Maker: The Chad Valley Co. Ltd., Harborne, England
  • Period: Circa 1955–1975
  • Origin: England
  • Material: Printed paper, metal, and composite base
  • Dimensions: H 22 cm | W 16 cm | D 14 cm
  • Condition: Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age
  • Provenance: English private collection

Styling Notes

Perfect for a study, library, or child’s room. Its nostalgic charm and royal warrant make it a collectible piece of British toy history.