Rare H.E. Boucher (N.Y.) mahogany Barracuda live steam

C. 1922. These models usually came with a four-cylinder Boucher engine, but this one has a rare larger version of their two-cylinder engine. Boat is 48" long. Comes with contemporary stand. Very ornat

Mint with tin hull containing live steam plant and wick burner inside. Also included is a custom made wood stand. Boat measures 26 inches long. Excellent high quality paint. The finest example of a ra

There is a Type 6 Motor in this beautiful wooden boat. Consignor states that it works, but it has not been tested. Propeller shaft moves smoothly. Very clean. Circa 1920s. Condition (Excellent). Size

Wooden model, large steam boiler and steam lines, heavy hull painted in white with natural color rim, features front windshield. 33" l.

1900. Reputed to be one of the 1st production toy automobiles. It is hand-painted tin with a live steam engine, 8 inches long. It has iron and wire wheels with its original burner . The stampings are

Launch type cabin cruiser boat. Hull and cabin made of wood, fitting look to be brass as is original rudder. Marked "Boucher" inside on the motor parts. Comes with a homemade wooden stand. Looks to be

375. RARE CARETTE LNWR LIVE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE | Gauge 1, live steam, hand painted. | Loco 10" l. | Touch-up to black on front of boiler and around smokestack (Excellent Condition) | $700 - $1,000

RARE NEW YORK EFFINGHAM EMBREE INLAID MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK W/UNUSUAL SHEEP AUTOMATON MOVEMENT (NEEDS RESTORATION) C. 1789-1796, H. 92" W. 18" (CHALK INSCRIPTION READS "22-10-90 H.E.BOOTH" REST IS

Marklin. Germany. Circa 1920. A rare version of this live steam ocean liner. The steam plant, instead of driving a turbine, produces hot air which is expelled from the stern propelling the vessel forw

Rare circa 1910, German E, Plank live steam toy train locomotive. Measures about 8 1/2" long, mostly complete, needs some repair to cab, and top of one running light. Missing burner. A rare piece that

Scarce to Rare Ca., 1900 Marklin 1 guage, live steam Stork Leg 2-2-0 locomotive with Tender and First and Second Class passenger cars. Carette style locomotive but bears distinctive markings of Ma

Very rare 10 3/4" by 6" painted tin Marklin live steam tractor. Very detailed early steam tractor that is complete except for the die cast steering wheel. Has paint loss. Very difficult to find in any

Regner live steam locomotive, Made in Germany, self geared Climax type, 1:32 scale, wheels adjust between 32mm and 45mm, with rare factory built canopy, with headlight powered by functional DC generat

aluminum & wood, 24 in long, 2 cylinder live steam motor w/burner, decals worn on sides, C7.

2 1/2” between flanges. Rare opportunity to complete your Locomotive! Carries a North Eastern livery for British Market. Incorporates the water tank and piping needed for it’s loco. It sh

922. Live Steam Boat Toy. New York, H.E. Boucher Mfg. Co., ca. 1925. Large steamboat toy with wooden hull and wooden stand. Elaborate brass mechanism. Appears incomplete, and possibly repainted. Held

Mamod Vintage Live Steam Engine, as pictured in excellent condition, original outer box, fuel blocks included. Untested example. Rare lot

Fine & Rare Asa Munger Stovepipe Shelf Clock, Auburn, NY. Grained mahogany case; nice, warm, original patina. Stenciled & painted tapered stovepipe metal pillars, gold leafed and stenciled with fruit

c.1920s steam powered wooden model or pond boat, "Dixie Flyer", the engine marked: H. E. BOUCHER MFG. CO. N.Y. U.S.A. Dial also marked H. E. BOUCHER N. Y. Alligatored paint on top surface. Blue white

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

Round mahogany table with sixteen inset animal life decorated tiles. Signed "Whedor". [37 1/2" Dia x 15 3/4" H]. Two tiles damaged, overall good condition.

Rare inlaid whalebone and mahogany document box, Rhode island, circa 1850. [11" H x 21" W x 11 1/2" D].

Rare George III mahogany and wire bird cage, circa 1800, with two feed drawers, inlaid with a Prince of wales plume. [10" H x 7" W x 4" D]. Restored.

Georgian mahogany arm chair, possibly Scottish, circa 1765. Provenance: Christie's, New York, "Betsy Bloomingdale: A Life in Style" sale, JApril 15, 2017, lot 95.[38" H x 27" W x 19" D; 17" to seat].