19th century whaling lance

WHALING LANCESecond Quarter of the 19th CenturyUnmarked.Length 53.5". Provenance:Bob and Nina Hellman, Nantucket, Massachusetts. Includes copy of original receipt.The Collection of Michael Gil

TWO WHALING IRON SHEATHS19th CenturyA wooden sheath for a lance and a sailcloth-covered wooden sheath for a toggle harpoon.Lengths 8"; and 10.25";. Provenance:The Collection of Michael Gill.

Rare 19th Century whaling toggle harpoon. Hand wrought iron construction with moveable spear head. Remnants of rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 26". Provenance: Depetro N.Y. Est

American School, Late 19th Century "Whaling ships off the coast"American School, late 19th century oil on canvas 20¼ x 27¼ in. (51.4 x 69.2 cm.). Provenance: Christie's with Kennedy Gall

Rare early 19th Century whaling harpoon . Hand wrought iron construction with original rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 28". Provenance: Depetro Estate NY Nautical Collection. C

19th century whaling harpoon. Dimensions: 34" length and 4" tip.

Nineteenth century whaling spade. With sturdy wood handle. 75 LONG 5 W

Exceptional Wide early 19th century Whaling spade. 4 1/4 wide. Stamped with rectangle for makers mark, and the letters "EL" chizzled on the other side (probaby a shore whaler's initals). 20 1/4inches

Exceptional Wide early 19th century Whaling spade. 4 1/4 wide. Stamped with rectangle for makers mark, and the letters "EL" chizzled on the other side (probaby a shore whaler's initals). 201/4inches l

Vintage cream-khaki plate with an etched of the 19th century whaling ship, Charles W. Morgan. Depth: 1in. Viking Plates printed stamp, and detailed information about the ship. Dimensions: 7.75"Dia. Ed

Austral Islands ceremonial paddle, 19th century, elaborately incised or chip-carved all over, these paddles were probably made to sell to 19th century sailors whaling in the South Seas and show the ca

A. Van Best and R.S. Gifford (American, 19th Century). Sperm Whaling No. 1 - The Chase. Lithograph. Published by Charles Tabor & Co. Image measures 16.5 in. high x 26.25 in. wide (with frame 27.25 in.

Wrought iron. Point still very sharp. Toggles with vestiges of old red paint. Approx. 27 1/8" L. Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

IRON KILLING LANCE19th CenturyUnmarked. Similar to #256 in Harpoons and Other Whalecraft by T.G. Lytle.Length 67.75".

WROUGHT IRON LANCE19th CenturyUnmarked. Possibly Azorean. On original hardwood pole. Retains length of old manila rope.Length 82".

late 19th/early 20th century. whaling scene among icebergs with American flags flying on two ships in the distance. framed: H11 3/8" W13 1/4"Oil on board

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19th Century) A PAINTING, "Whaling," oil on copper, signed "T.K.F." and dated "1852" L/L. 7 1/4" x 9 1/2"

Lot of two 19th century, long-handled whaling tools in iron and wood - 67 in blubber pail (10 in diam) and 61 in blubber spade.

DOUBLE-SIDED ADVERTISEMENT FOR WHALING GEAR19th CenturyOne side with ";Frank E. Brown, Manufacturer, ... New Bedford, Mass., U.S.A."; above images, prices and text descriptions of various implements.

Steel Blubber Boarding Knife Whaling Tool, 19th Century Length 33 in.

THREE WHALING LOGBOOK STAMPS19th CenturyTwo whalebone and one wood.Heights from 1.5î to 3î.

BOX CONTAINING FOUR DANIEL KELLEHER HARPOON BOMB LANCESNew Bedford, 19th CenturyThree intact and one exploded. Period green painted storage box. Hellman Collection acquisition date November 10, 1989.

Sioux Lance Blade Knife 19th century triangular blade with wood handle length 12 inches Published: Spirits in the Art (Hanson 1994: 33, plate 31)

AMERICAN BRONZE AND IRON WHALING HARPOON TIP, 19TH CENTURY. LENGTH 27"