MAHOGANY CASED MARINE STEAM GAUGE TESTER

Nickle plated, in mahogany case, made by the American Steam Gauge Co. of Boston, J.W. Thompson Patd. Aug 8, '75". No. 3111. With record book. 4 1/2" x 8 3/4" x 7" case with handle, very good condition

Approx. 5" in diameter, Approx 68 pounds total ( including weight of box)

Early 1900's mahogany-cased ship model of a steam yacht, 30 in long. Painted wood with plaster ocean. Case is 35 x 21.5 x 12 inches.

Brass marine steam whistle by American Steam Gauge Co., 9"L

CASED STEAM MODEL OF A RUNABOUT ATTRIBUTED TO BOUCHEREarly 20th CenturyIn mahogany, the hull painted yellow. Brass "Alethea" name plate at the bow and silver ìAwarded Silver Medal Exhibition London

Marine Steam Engine by Bing Werke, c. 1906 Nuremberg, no. 13931 with brass boiler (one site with crack), fixed cylinder, steam whistle, water-gauge glass, wood base and metal plate with simulated tile

BOXED AND CASED MARINE CHRONOMETEREarly 20th CenturyMade by V. Kullberg of London for Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird. Model #9568. Gimballed clock contained within a mahogany case mounted with an unengrave

American. 1875. Marine style clock case in brass. Brass dial with black Roman numerals. Eight-day double spring balance wheel time only. Dial signed, "American Steam Gauge & Valve Mfg. Co., Boston, Ma

Nice early tester in wooden case. Appears to be complete with two glass tubes and copper cased gauge. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size 10 - 1/2" L. x 7" L. x 4" D.

Ca. 1920 Mahogany Cased Brass Sextant, marked 'Re-Divided by H. Hughes & Son, Ltd., London', with accessories, brass arc signed 'A. Van Der Voodt, Canal des Brasseurs 34, Antwerp', with National Physi

Early 20th c. Boat Compass by Perko, gimbal mounted in the original mahogany case, the rim stamped "Star, Boston, USA, and 27643. 4" diam. compass, 4 1/4" x 6 1/4" x 6 1/4" case. Wear to case.

Mahogany-cased weather station, housing English SB Shortland Smith barometer and thermometer gauges, now fashioned as a table lamp, light in need of wiring, approx 12"h (to top of case), approx 19"h (

A Swiss brass mounted mahogany cased desk timepiece retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, NY 20th century Fashioned as a marine chronometer the case height 3in (7.5cm); width 4 1/2in (11.5cm)

Canadian. 1920s. The Wacouta was a passenger steamboat operating out of the Kawartha Lakes in Ontario. Lot includes: two photographs, three tokens, Department of Marine Fisheries certificate, steam wh

Steam-Driven Tricycle Coach Brass-bound mahogany-lagged boiler, coal-fired, with safety valve, water gauge level, manometer, 2 side-mounted coal containers water tank under the seat, two 1 1/3- inch c

Double-Cylinder Marine Screw Engine, c. 1920 Stevens's Model Dockyard, London. Vertical twin-cylinder steam engine, mahogany-lagged brass-bound cylinders, Ø 1 ¼ in., crosshead guide, eccentr

moon-phase dial signed S. Willard; brass-capped fluted columns; on original ogee feet; 87"h (not incl. finials); 19"at widest From the home of a Maine famil

Rare French mahogany cased chronograph signed "Rieussec Chronographe" with porcelain dial 19th c. all in leather case. 3"h.x5"w.

A George III Style Mahogany Tester Bed incorporating 19th century elements with damask upholstery. Height of headboard 47 inches. Estimate $400-600 Provenance: By repute, ex-Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh

Pair twin size Empire mahogany tester beds, 82 in. T, 39.25 in. W, 73 in. L.

Fine Mahogany Tester Bedthird quarter 19th century, of the sort crafted for the Antebellum Southern and New Orleans markets, the three-tiered molded tester supported by tapering octagonal posts with c

Precision Model of a Triple-Expansion Compound Marine Steam Engine, c. 1960 Brass, polished steel and cast metal, cylinders Ø 2 1/2, 2 and 1 ½ in., with reversible direction of rotation, sli

Maitland Smith Carved Mahogany Queen Size Tester Bed. Beautiful Pierced carved tester crown, carved post and headboard. The bed measures 8 Ft. 3/4" High X 69" Wide X 89 1/2" long. Condition - Good con

American Rococo Revival Mahogany Tester Bed mid-19th century, attributed to the warerooms of Prudent Mallard, New Orleans, with a complex serpentine and arched canopy, the paneled headboard with a bro