Voyage autour du Monde En 80 Jours, 
D'apres Jules Verne, Jeu amusant et instructif (ca. 1890-1900)
No. 323

There is no manufacturer mentiond on the board, the box, or the instructions.
None of the websites I have consulted and I link to below give a publisher or manufacturer name either.
Even the auction of the contents of the Eric Weisenburg collection do not mention a publisher.

Image above from here.

Game contents:

• Box: 34.5 x 26.3 x 4.3 cm (my actual box) (one site says 39x27cm)
• Board: 48.5 x 55.5cm (folded in 4)
• Instructions, 3 pages
• 5 figures (Fogg, Passepartout, Aouda, Fix(?), & ?)
• Tokens, numbered 1 and 2 (possibly of bone or glass)
• cotton bag (for money or other pieces)
• 1 or 2 small boxes (again for money or other pieces)
• dice x 2 (one with a red 1 dot, and the other with a blue 1 dot)
• Dice cup

The image from giochidelloca (see below) shows the 5 figures:

Images from here.

The game pieces, although 3 dimensional standing figures, are more flat than those in the Tour Du Monde game.

The box lid in the lower right corner, has printed No. 323

Instructions:

Below images of Instructions from L'Orangerie here.

Above images from here.

Ed Note:
During my research to update my page, I have found other sites that show and describe this game. None of the sites mentions a publisher/manufacturer.
I list the sites here, and copy the images to make sure they are preserved. For each set of photos, I will give credit from where I retrieved them.
Andrew Nash, March 2018

Websites:

• http://www.lombrail-teucquam.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=91297
• http://www.binetruy.org/9414.html
• http://www.binetruy.org/6855.html?&tx_jppageteaser_pi1[backId]=6824
• http://www.millon.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=5747859&np=&lng=fr&npp=10000&ordre=&aff=&r=
• https://www.reseau-canope.fr/musee/collections/fr/museum/mne/voyage-autour-du-monde-en-80-jours-d-apres-jules-verne-jeu-amusant-et-instructif/0460b8ff-0905-4aac-ab02-29ccae30ed96 (information, no pictures)
• http://www.giochidelloca.it/storia/tourdumonde.pdf

Lombrail Teucquam, Maison de Ventes Auction House

There was a sale on Saturday, September 22, 2007, in Paris, with the below game as lot No. 140.
It realized 280 Euros.

The auction included, the Box, the board, 5 lead figures, numbered tokens, cloth bag, small box for tokens, and the instructions

The website is:
http://www.lombrail-teucquam.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=91297

The images are:

Game contents:

L'Orangerie, votre expert en jouets anciens (binetruy.org)

Voyage autour du Monde En 80 Jours

found on website:
http://www.binetruy.org/9414.html

Figures and money pieces

Images from here.

Les jeux de l'oie inspirés du " Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours "

at website: http://www.giochidelloca.it/storia/tourdumonde.pdf

Images from here.

L'Orangerie, votre expert en jouets anciens (binetruy.org)

A German version of Voyage autour du Monde

Die Reise um die Welt in 80 Tagen

found on website:
http://www.binetruy.org/6855.html?&tx_jppageteaser_pi1[backId]=6824

The image is not clear enough to see if it is the same board as the french version!

The sale included german AND french instructions

A good view of the "money" tokens (1's and 2's)

AND in this image we can see the 7 character pieces that were part of this auction. (One poor fellow has lost his head!)
The 2 figures on the right, appear to be smaller, and are not originaly part of the game (the left 5 pieces are the originals).

Images above from here.

Millon Auction House, Paris

An auction was held for "Jouets Ancien" (Antique Toys) on Thursday, March 3, 2016.
In that auction, Lot 214, was for 2 Jules Verne "Jeu de l’Oie" games.
1) Tour du Monde en 80 Jours and 2) Voyage autour du Monde En 80 Jours.

The sale realized 900 Euros.

The Website:
http://www.millon.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=5747859&np=&lng=fr&npp=10000&ordre=&aff=&r=

Voyage autour de Monde En 80 Jours, d'apres Jules Verne (image deskewed)

Interestingly, the game has a number printed on the bottom right corner of the lid:
No. 323

Above images from here.