J.Gautier - Maquette - Maquette Bateau Massalia - Massalia - plexiglass, wood, plastic





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This model of the Massalia passenger ship, made by J.Gautier, dates from 1950–1960 and is made of Plexiglas, wood and plastic.
Description from the seller
Magnificent agency and collector’s model of the ocean liner “Massalia,” which sailed for the prestigious Compagnie Paquet.
This high-quality scale model was entirely made by the renowned historic ship-model workshop “J. GAUTIER,” located at 1 rue Fonscolombe in Marseille, as attested by its original plaque affixed to the rear of the base.
The model is displayed on a blue base that imitates the sea, beneath its original protective plexiglass case. It features many carefully rendered details: blue lifeboats, the superstructure, the funnel in the company’s colors, and the Paquet pennant proudly flying at the bow.
Condition:
The piece is in good overall condition for its age, but does show some signs of age and minor flaws, which are noted here for full transparency:
Case: There are a few small scratches on the plexiglass. A little dust has also accumulated beneath the plexiglass over the years. Model: Some paint is peeling slightly on the front of the structure (at the bow of the ship).
An authentic historical piece, ideal for enthusiasts of maritime history and fine ship modeling.
Magnificent agency and collector’s model of the ocean liner “Massalia,” which sailed for the prestigious Compagnie Paquet.
This high-quality scale model was entirely made by the renowned historic ship-model workshop “J. GAUTIER,” located at 1 rue Fonscolombe in Marseille, as attested by its original plaque affixed to the rear of the base.
The model is displayed on a blue base that imitates the sea, beneath its original protective plexiglass case. It features many carefully rendered details: blue lifeboats, the superstructure, the funnel in the company’s colors, and the Paquet pennant proudly flying at the bow.
Condition:
The piece is in good overall condition for its age, but does show some signs of age and minor flaws, which are noted here for full transparency:
Case: There are a few small scratches on the plexiglass. A little dust has also accumulated beneath the plexiglass over the years. Model: Some paint is peeling slightly on the front of the structure (at the bow of the ship).
An authentic historical piece, ideal for enthusiasts of maritime history and fine ship modeling.

