American Floor Trains

Bertoia BASICS Online: AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN Loco & tender 16" l.

348. CLOCKWORK AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN | "Palace" stenciled on sides of boiler. 9" l. | Cowcatcher is replacement, some resolder primarily between cab and boiler, needs cleaning, All Original Conditi

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 10 1/2" Long.

1353. UNION AMERICAN TIN MEDIUM FLOOR TRAIN | 7.5" l Loco | Loco and tender are professionally restored and aged to match, cars are original with typical wear for age, (Very Good Condition) | $1,000 -

Early American tin Firefly floor train, 7'' l.

Very Early Welker & Crosby (1880-1898) Cast Iron and Wood Six Window 4-4-0 Train. #544 locomotive. One of the earliest of all American cast iron floor trains with an 1884 pattent date. Great large hea

Early American painted tin America clockwork floor train, 8 1/2'' l.

Early American tin hand painted and stenciled floor train, cast iron wheels, lettered 'Boss' on boiler sides, painted in red and black colors. 8" l.

Wilkins Cast Iron Floor Train. Locomotive and tender 13 inches long.

Hubley & Williams Cast Iron Lot. Early Hubley Ford Coupe and Digger, Williams Roadster and Floor Train. Longest 6 inches.

C. 1880, hand painted tin clockwork driven tin floor train, done in red, yellow and green, together with two red painted passenger cars, each lettered "Lake Shore R.R." on sides, lead spoke wheels. En

American. 1910s. Painted tin, painted cast iron driver. The Wilkins Toy Company of Keene, New Hampshire manufactured a line of cast iron floor trains and toys from the late 1880's to 1919. 5 x 4 1/2 x

Great early American Art Deco chrome, bakelite, and aluminum floor ashtray. Iron weighted base marked Egli Co. New York City. Probably used on a train car hotel lobby. Measures 25 1/2" tall x 8 1/4" w

First half-20th century. Turned post with plinth base and cannonball finial. Nicely done later distressed paint. Some wear and paint splits, incised heart with initials may or may not be original to p

Late 18th early 19th centuries, wrought iron. Adjustable bracket with rush light holder and candle socket, stand with ball finial, tripod base with curved legs and penny feet. Worn black paint and oxi

American Floor lamp c. 1950beech, brass, paper shade 58.5 h x 17 dia in (149 x 43 cm) This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.

Second quarter 20th century. Cast and die pressed metals with parrot on ring perch at top and quatrefoil base with scrolled feet. Original paint with replaced frosted shade. 62.5"h. From the Collectio

Second half-18th century. Forged iron rush holder with scrolling and counter weight, cross shaped base with rounded branch feet. Standard is replaced with an old debarked branch. 57.5"h.

First half 20th century. Cast iron floral foot and standard with twisted, scrolled and cast decoration, 51.5"h., cast iron floral foot and standard with cast male faces and foliage. Worn gold paint, 5

Lot consists: a Harris 4-2-0 Steam Locomotive, has some paint loss but in very good condition; comes with a No. 30 Tender, but unfortunately the tender is damaged on one corner; a 4-4-0 Steam Locomoti

Tripod Floor lamp & French midcentury modern Hat Rack. American floor lamp 63.5" x 15" French Hat rack 65.5" x 19" in good condition

Includes Atlas; Kato; Rapido & Others with 9 diesels, 4 steam locos, 1 missing tender and an assortment of freight & passenger cars, all appear intact, save a few couplers. Some are boxed as photoed a

Lot consists of: an Ives 4-4-0 Locomotive with Tender is missing the ornamental bell, but otherwise complete and original, very good condition; the No. 189 Tender, which is also in very good condition

Two cast iron floor trains, to include two engines, a tender, three passenger cars, and a CPRR wagon, longest engine - 6 3/4'' l.