Brass Propeller

An unique pair of American 1920's mahogany and brass propeller floor lamps; each gently twisting halved propeller blade of mahogany with brass mounted tips; resting on later rectangu...

One large brass propeller in rotating condition. Sort of 'V' logo carved on the tailplane.

Base has an interesting twist design, with three brass “propeller blade” type shapes which form the base.

The tips and leading edge are sheathed in brass. Propeller is painted yellow along the blade tips, now faded.

Sculptural brass propeller coffee or side table by Knut Hesterberg produced by Ronald Schmitt, Germany, circa 1960.

Cast iron fan body and motor housing. Four-blade brass propeller and painted steel cage. The power cord is original.

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...

Solid brass folding propeller from an auxiliary yacht with three blades that hinge to lessen resistance when under sail. 23" diameter.

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

Early Brass Ash Iron Propeller Blade

Vintage wood and brass Sensenich airplane propeller for display. Sensenich, a historic American manufacture of propellers, was founded in 1932 in Pennsylvania and is still in operati...

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 sixties gold brass circular coffee table with a propeller blade design.

A set of 4 candle-sticks made of solid brass, created by Pierre Forssell. Model "Propeller".

This awesome unmarked stool, is very similar to, and in the style of a PK91™ folding stool designed by Poul Kjaerholm which epitomizes his ongoing adaption of historical furniture ca...

A high carpentry quality pine model of a three-blade ship’s propeller. Denmark c. 1950. Special mounted so it can be hung on the wall. With craftsmanship at its very best this p...

Propellers of the Piper L-4 Grasshopper military aircraft (army version of the Piper J-3 Cub aircraft) with a Continental A-65 engine. The stamped serial number E4859 according to th...

This English 20th century very large mahogany airplane propeller features folded brass blade guards with copper rivets and bears the original manufacturer’s proof marks.

Brass and Glass propeller coffee table by Knut Hesterberg for Ronald Schmitt.

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...

Salvaged from Curtis Wright, this eye-catching piece is made of high quality wood in a beautiful warm color tones woods and brass strips to the sides, red accents to center, this pro...

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

This lightweight wooden propeller features brass-tipped blades and a highly polished central hub, and is fitted with a fixing for wall mounting.

Ash and leather. This example of later manufacture.   

They attach to an elegant ebonized base that offers three curved sides, as well as three straight ones undergirded by brass supports. The arrow heads connect to a three spoked base i...

Vintage solid brass boat propeller mounted on a wood base. This nautical piece makes a perfect desk accessory / paperweight.

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.

C1940s wood airplane propeller with brass trim on edges. Marking on the wood give some insight to the specifics.

Wood airplane propeller made by Sensenich. The serial number dates this propeller to 1947. This would have been used on Aaronca, Piper and Taylorcraft planes. The wood is discolored ...

A recovered propeller from a ship's lifeboat (and not the rubber raft variety). Exceptional large size and makes a beautiful sculpture, circa 1970s. Industrial, soft and elegant all ...

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.

Fabulous and hard to find G.B. Lewis c1940 airplane propeller blade in very good condition with minimal wear. Canvas on tips is missing on one end. Other than that normal wear for it...

Fabulous wood propeller from a 1940s plane. In amazing condition, old original paint on tips which are clad in brass.

Laminated wood propeller with brass side reinforcements and 6-hole central hub, signed Sensenich DES 70LY36 SER 12335 HP35 RPM2550 ATC718 of the 1930s, mounted on a Piper J4 aircraft...

For your consideration, a medium size airplane wood propeller. Aircraft Propellers SENSENICH, specially made for AERONCA. USA circa the 1940s. Dimensions: 6.13 W x 59.5 H x 3.5 D ...

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

Antique 20th century Dutch mixed hardwood two-blade propeller, with original brass tipped sheathing and date stamp, stamped MODEL AF, 160 PD MERCEDES, D 276, in perfect original cond...

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

Fabulous and super cool looking C1940 wooden airplane propeller by Fahlin Propellers of Columbia Missouri. In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear, was most likely refinishe...

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...

An extremely rare British four-blade propeller from an Fairey Hamble Baby. A rare WWI period four-blade propeller, the laminated mahogany propeller with sheathed brass tips.

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...

The underside of the stand has RAF cast into the brass base. The two propellers do turn. I am presuming as it is marked RAF that it was made in England rather than American made.

The Bakelite quality used for this airplane is a rare early quality where other materials like fabric or wood dust were added to the mixture to solidify the Bakelite (please check th...

English Brass Propeller End table on polished steel base with glass top -Reduced from $2,900 Stk# 031-39

Vintage mcm Knut Hersterberg for Ronald Schmitt brass propeller coffee table base with round Lucite top is an iconic design from the 1960s and still relevant today.

Beautiful Mahogany and brass propeller; English circa 1930

An enormous cast brass propeller would have been made from this original.

Airplane propeller from an early passenger plane. Wood mounted with brass riveted with nickel or aluminum