Canada Nautical Objects

Capture a touch of historical adventure with this vintage brass campaign-style telescope. Its brass casing boasts a unique, beautifully worn patina, telling a silent story of time an...

This antique nautical brass ship's clock and barometer were made by the Chelsea Clock Company of the United States and date to approximately 192...

Vintage pine and cedar canoe scale model - featuring a detailed interior with two seats and fixed oars - the exterior base stained medium walnut, the cedar and pine left natural - un...

Eugene Leclerc Bluenose Ship Model Eugene Leclerc, Canadian, (1885-1968) Handsomely handmade model of The Bluenose created by Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec artist Eugene Leclerc like...

A French 19th century bronze watch and barometer holder is an ornate piece of functional decor from the Victorian era. The holder is made of bronze, a popular Material for decorative objects during the 19th century due to its durability and ability to be intricately cast and detailed. The bronze is finished to a high shine, creating a luxurious and elegant appearance. The holder is designed to hold both a pocket watch and a barometer, two essential instruments for measuring time and weather conditions during the 19th century. The watch is held in the middle of the holder, The barometer is mounted on each side of the holder, with a decorative face and hands to indicate changes in atmospheric pressure. The holder itself is designed in a highly decorative style, featuring intricate scrolling patterns, floral motifs, and fish figures. The base of the holder is marble to provide stability. Overall, a French 19th century bronze watch and barometer holder is a beautiful and functional piece of decorative art, reflecting the craftsmanship and attention to detail of the Victorian era. Its intricate design and luxurious materials would make it a valuable and highly collectible addition to any collection of antique decorative arts...

Rare ship's door with brass porthole. Excellent well preserved original condition given this door is over 100 years old. 2" thick solid teak! The br...

Vintage brass telescope on walnut tripod stand. Sold as is for decorative purposes. Country of origin and manufacturer unknown. Estimated age c...

This vintage nautical direction finder was made by Bludworth Marine Mfg. of the United States in approximately 1960 in the period Mid-Century Modern style. The case is composed of me...

This is a rare example of the type of container that was used on Royal Navy ships to carry cordite charges. These were constructed of cork covered in canvas or leather. This one h...

Mid 1970's copper and steel CHOPRA (Manufacturers of Nautical Instruments Since 1974) diving helmet mounted on a wood base. The helmet is based on a vintage antique 1800's design and...

Large authentic 24" brass engine room bell manufactured by Charles Cory and sons, NY. This beautiful piece of nautical history is easily wall mounted showcasing the double hammer ringer. great piece of nautical history. Established in 1845 at 278 Division St. on the lower east side of Manhattan the Charles Cory Company fabricated brass ship's railings, bells, bell pulls, speaking tubes...

This is a 18th century circa 1776 heavy iron metal bar shot double cannon ball connected by a metal bar. It weighs a heavy 50 pounds (22.6796 kilos), measu...