Antique American Model Ship in Glass Case

North America, United States, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A wonderful wood and cloth model of a sailing yacht within a glass case. Talented individuals would spend hundreds of hours building the

To inc The Bounty in glass case , From a Riverside CT estate .Measurements : 33"x 27" and 31"h ,51"x 45",41"x 35" and 22"x 14"

"Delta Queen" ship model, custom glass case, 13"h x 41"w

Scale model of the American packet ship Helena, New York 1841, attributed to Michael Castigliola (American, 1919-2011). In glass and wood case. Approx. 30 x 10 x 31 inches.

An American Scale Model of a Clipper Ship 20th Century Flying Cloud&nbsp;build by Frank J. Elsmer in a glass case.&nbsp;Height of case 29 1/4 x width 39 x depth 13 inches.&nbsp; <

Antique/Vintage Flying Cloud Clipper Ship Model. Mounted in a glass display case, 30"h. x 40"w. x 12"d. Condition: Good with minor wear.

Vintage hand made model ship, vintage possibly antique, no apparent inscriptions or markings to ship or box, ship in partially broken glass case, model is a 5 mast ship with large white sails and mult

ANTIQUE SHIPS TELEGRAPH MODEL/PATENT SAMPLE PRESENTED BY CHAS. CORY CORPORATION, BUILT IN 1866, IN MAHOGANY & GLASS CASE W/BRASS PLAQUE, APPROXIMATELY 7 1/2 IN X 16 1/2 IN X 12 1/2 IN HIGH, OPERATIONA

Corsair ship model in mahogany and glass case on mahogany stand, marked on plaque: American Steam Yacht "Corsair" of 1899 owner J. Pierpont Morgan. ht. 58in., wd. 52in., dp. 15in.

WEAR TO GLASS CASE. MINOR DAMAGE TO SHIP. CASE IS 36" X 6" X 9". SHIP LIGHTS UP. TOO FRAGILE TO DO IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

FINE ARTS MODEL SS224 USS COD MODEL SHIP IN CASE. WIRE RAILING IS BENT. CHIP TO GLASS CASE. 41" L x 12" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

In original glass case with plaque that reads "Steam Yacht - Corsair. Owner J. P. Morgan. Designer H. G. Gielow". American flag on front and rear. Elaborately built. Four large lifeboats and two small

In original glass case with stand. American flag on the rear. Nicely done. Dimensions: 45" x 26" x 15". Condition: (Excellent).

Whaling Ship Model, "Viola" approx. 26"h x 42"w Interior Bottom is Inlay, Plexi glass Case, 29"h x 45"w x 14"d

Cased model of an American Clipper Ship. Fine small model of a clipper with good detail and a glass display case. The successful bidder will have the option of removing this item from the auction sit

Mid 20th century. Three masted with carved hull and long boats with string rigging. Details include rendering stove. In glass sided case. Some loss and damage, and case missing lid. 23.75"h. 34"w. 10"

American. Primarily wooden, wood and glass display case. Model of the Grand Turk square rigger launched at Wiscasset, Maine in 1812. Excellent display model of this Privateer, built to raid north agai

Antique model of the American Clipper Ship Staghound. Staghound was built by famous ship builder Donald McKay. The model is mounted into a custom display case, the scribed deck carries cabins, hatches

"American President Line", tin ship model, 10"h x 39"w (no case)

Scale wood model of the power boat Dixie IILannan Ship Model Gallery, Boston, MA, 20th centuryHoused in a glass, wood, and metal display case, with metal plaque inscribed "American Power Boat Associat

Collection of 3 Folk Art sailing ships in glass bottles including one having masted sailing ships with a painted background in a rolling pin type bottle, one with a steamship bearing an American flag

AMERICAN SHIP'S CLOCKS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Seth Thomas Ship's Bell example, most likely a "Merrimac" model, circular brass case with hinged glass door front, exterior bell chime, metal dial with

Glass and enamel matchbox holder and ashtray. Assorted antique mother of pearl buttons. Ceramic tile with Nederland coat of arms. Delft ceramic tile with ship made by Vakkum. Souvenir models of Leanin

J. Edgar Forkner (American, 1867-1945) watercolor harbor scene depicting a ship docked beside a wooden pier with other boats in the background. Signed lower right, "Edgar Forkner." Housed under glass