Cased Steamer Ship Model on Stand

Cased steamship/tugboat ship model, "Wanderer", built in 1890 in Washington and used in the 1930s by the Foss Company in Tacoma, WA. [Case: 22" H x 42 1/4" W x 10 1/4" D; Stand: 30 3/4" H x 43" W x 11

"Red Jacket", Samuel H. Pook design, built by George Thomas at Rockland, Maine in 1853. Model by Piel Craftsmen, Newburyport, Mass. The model on stand is loose inside the mahogany based glass case. 16

Vintage Cased Clipper Ship Modelmid 20th century, painted wood and metal ship on stand presented in an acrylic case with black painted wood base. Case 23 x 31 x 14 in. Additional high-resolution phot

HMS "Sovereign of the Seas", 17th c. First Rate Ship of the Line, 100 Guns, later known just as "Sovereign", built by Peter Pett, later Commissioner of the Navy, launched at Woolwich Oct 13, 1637. Ext

20th c. folk outsider artist paddle boat ship model depicting the steamer "Helen Blair." With a wooden display stand.Keywords: naval, nautical, naiveShip; height: 16 in x width: 36 in x dept

CASED MODEL OF THE SHIP "BOSTON"20th CenturyDisplayed on pedestals within a glass and wood case. Includes table-height stand.Total height 63.5". Length 46". Width 19".

19th/20th Century; Three Stack Steamer. Case, 8 x 9 x 21 in.

CASED SHIP MODEL - 'RMS Queen Elizabeth', the Cunard Line Luxury Ocean Liner, made by the Art Model Studios of Mount Vernon, NY (decal behind stern). Cunard commissioned wood and metal waterline model

CASED SHIP MODEL - Builder's Waterline Model, fully finished, of Steam Turbine Passenger Liner 'Argentina' (& sister 'Brasil'), Moore-McCormack Lines, New York to Buenos Aires service, Ingalls, Pascag

CASED SHIP MODEL - Scale Model of the Motor Yacht 'So Far, So Good' of Camden, Maine, by the American Marine and Ship Model Gallery, Salem MA. British modeler John R. Haynes from 46' design by E. Spau

Ship model of the Cunard Ocean liner Queen Elizabeth II. Finely crafted model with great detail. Fitted to a display case. Case dimensions 28 1/2" x 7" x 7 1/2". Model dimensions: 24" x 3 1/2" x 6". P

Cased ship model of the "Wasp" by Paul Reck, 2013, model appx. 37" w, case measures 30 3/4" t x 41 1/2" w x 15 1/2" d, in very good condition. The Wasp was a 509 ton sloop of war for the United States

Antique Cased Ship Model of the "Flying Cloud" Size: 30.5" x 41" x 13.5" (case) 25" x 36" (ship) Note: large item to ship

Wooden model in oak display case of the 18c US warship Constitution. 36 inches long x 27 inches tall. Case 40 inches x 30 inches x 16 inches deep. Good condition.

by Jerry Melton, 7/16" to 1' scale. Original ship built in Mystic, CT and owned by Henry Tift. Including photo of ship. 21" high, 31" wide, 6" deep. Provenance: Property from the Estate of F. Secor.

CASED SHIP MODEL - "Defiance" of Stamford, Connecticut, the famous centerboard Coasting Schooner "Defiance" designed by Murray Peterson, built by Paul Luke in Maine, supervised by Pete Culler. On maho

Large cased ship model "BROOKLYN". Case overall 49 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 30" Ht..

Naive Four-Mast Ship with white hull, probably sailor-made, circa 1890-1900, not identified, fully rigged but with no sails, mounted on a blue painted plinth, set on an oak base with unframed glass co

,United States,20th Century Scratch built steamboat model of the Narragansett Bay passenger steamer the S.S. Block Island. Previously known as Dida, the USS Machigonne, and Hook Mountain, the vessel w

Antique cased ship model, 26 1/2" x 50 1/2" x 16". Provenance: a Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Barque in Heavy Seas, by C. Brookings Wetherbee, Jr. of Canton, MA. Label on underside. In black painted glass case, 6" x 8 1/2" x 4 1/2".

SCALE SHIP MODEL OF WHALING BRIGANTINE 'VIOLA' A fine representation of the whaling brigantine 'Viola' by hand carved by and rigged Captain George J. J. Viegas 1973. Cased 36 inches x 27inches. Ship a

A very good cased model of an American ship on a simulated sea. 19 x 27 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches

Model of the Two Masted Brig "Topaz", with black hull, green bottom, set on a maple base with brass name plate on each side, based on a merchant sailing ship built at Newburyport, MA in 1807, in a Ple