Antique Brass Propellers

This is a beautiful unique one-of-a-kind copper ship, hand crafted from carved wood, copper and a brass propeller. The details are incredible, from the wire railing to the carved woo...

Carved from sectioned wood, a fully powered brass clockwork mechanism, which still allows the boats brass propeller to move accordingly.

Genuine airplane propeller of light hardwood with painted red ends and brass hardware.

Hydrometric propeller for speed measurement of water flow, designed by R. Woltmann.

A stunning laminated Walnut propeller from an S.E.5. First World War fighter plane. Details from the makers, 'The Integral Propeller Co. Limited' are intact and the propeller is comp...

19th century French ebonized propeller base gueridon. Dark Grey Marble top. Decorative brass details.

A vintage original WWII Compreg constant speed wood and brass propeller blade by Engineering and Research Corporation (ERCO) of Riverdale, Maryland, circa 1940s.

This exquisitely made propeller is formed from several solid wood planes; milled, glued, and sculpted to perfection.

A large early 20th century brass three blade propeller dated 1913 and stamped 'Gaines', now mounted on an oak plinth, each blade length approx 25cm,.

A high quality brass technical model of a four blade marine or ship’s propeller.

Genuine rare 1917 hand carved WW1 wood propeller with brass tips. Manufactured by Matthew Bros MFG.

Round turned brass support made to measure, to hang the propeller.

A rare laminated four-bladed mahogany late World War I propeller from an uprated Royal Aircraft Factory S.E. 5b British biplane fighter aircraft, circa 1918.

From the good working timepiece and the other brass elements we can tell that the propeller was converted into this grandfather clock in the 1920s or 1930s and the result is simply m...

Most if not all functions of the boat work as detailed below: Features: The pulleys move Doors open and close Removable hull (in 2 sections) The stairs are adjustable and mo...

Made of spruce wood with the leading edge in brass, this stunning propeller is truly a piece of sculpture.

Made of spruce wood with the leading edge in brass, this stunning propeller is truly a piece of sculpture.

It features a Victorian era brass boat propeller from circa 1880 repurposed as an accent.

An elegant WWI-era mahogany propeller from the 200 HP Hispano Suiza engine of a Royal Flying Corps Sopwith Dolphin biplane fighter.

A finely turned and polished WWI-era Royal Flying Corps four blade laminated mahogany auxiliary airplane propeller.

Because they weighed so little, auxiliary propeller...

A rare, four-bladed mahogany propeller from a Royal Aircraft Factory Scout Experimental 5A biplane fighter.

This clockwise-turning propeller, built for the Royal Airc...

This is a Mid-Century Modern propeller style coffee table. It has a free form glass top and the base has a sleek polished metal base. Reminiscent of the sea, this table is a beautifu...

This chair was presented to the Littlewick Club in 1920. It's made of two Rolls Royce propellers from the Rolls Royce Eagle 275 engine that went on the Havilland DH 4 aircraft. It is...

Offered by the Antique Textiles Galleries: Vintage monumental brass nautical/Maritime boat propeller table lamp.

Ship model of German luxury liner with red and black painted hull in glass case with oak base and brass trim (KROMPRINSCESSIN CECILIE) att. Fleischmann Toy Co., Nuremburg

Expertly crafted model of George Baker's private steam yacht "Harvard". Baker helped found the Harvard business school in Cambridge and the Baker Library at Harvard University is nam...

A detailed owner’s model or shipyard model of a double ended harbour launch, painted pale blue, the coach house with eight portholes, fitted with port and starboard lights and other ...

Antique model of the cabin cruiser “Waco”. Planked hull and deck. Great cabin work with portholes, flag, helm, benches, etc. Classic yacht model with great character. Big and beautif...