FOUR MASTED WOOD SHIP MODEL 19TH C.

the static display model depicting the four masted barque ‘Sarum’ (Royal London Yacht Club), the carved wood boat with paper sails, in glazed and wooden display case, with name plate to t

Model ship, 19th century. Painted wood and fabric. On wooden base. Measurements: 98 x 73 x 24 cm.; 113 cm. high with base. Antique model of a three-masted sailing ship, mainly made of wood, although i

Four-Masted Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 19th Century, thirty-six carved wood sails, painted backboard on painted cotton sea; Note: paint loss to cotton sea Height 22.27 in. Length 34.75 in. Depth 5.5 in.

Ship model and base, early 19th C., three mast sailboat, "Clipper ship - Red Jacket", painted wood with string and rope accessories, four dinghies on ships deck, accompanied by wooden nameplate which

Four-Masted Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 19th Century, with ship passing a carved lighthouse with painted light beam Height 18.5 in. Length 22.5 in. Width 7.5 in.

A three-dimensional gessoed and painted model in shadow box and gold frame. Measures 25.5 x 34.5 inches overall.

Late 19th century, frame 11 x 13 inches.

19thC Hand made double-masted ship model, 19"(L)x16"(H), along with a 2nd double-masted ship model, 15"(L)x14"(H)

A late 19th Century two-mast model ship, various wood types, brass screws and nails, good details, 26 1/2 x 40 1/2 x 6 inches.

Model ship, 19th century. Schooner "Cala Fosca". Wood, fabric, rope. It has a plaque with the legend: "Built in Palamós in 1866, in 1874 it was registered in Palma de Mallorca under the name of "Ra

Intricately rigged (3) masted tall ship with a single dory, and a carved figurehead of a full bodied male, titled "Gladiator". 47 x 63 1/2 x 25 inches excluding base.

19th/20th C. 31"h x 11-1/2"w x 4'2"l Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

19th/20th C. 31"h x 11-1/2"w x 4'2"l Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

hull, 68”; backboard measures, 12” by 72” wood plaque reads: Hesper/ Built by Crowninshield, S. Somerset/ Mass. in 1918/ 210 ft./ The last four masted schooner/ in America/ One of the Wiscasset

Wood ship model of two-masted sailboat, early 20th c. As found. 25” high, 9” wide.

Late 19th century Brass plaque on stand: Donated by Alexander M. Power With a carved wood, painted body, cotton twine rigging, and cotton fabric sails; all set upon a custom stand, 2 pieces 33"H x

late 19th c., two-masted schooner in full sail with carved water, painted background with distant ships; in grain painted frame; 25.5"h; 36.5"w; 6"d Light installed at top of frame.

19th c paint decorated American shadow box ship model of single mast ship painted background and water, ship painted wood, tin, and string. Some staining, and loss to right front edge of water. Glass

A shadow box model of a three masted full rigged ship with a pilot boat, late 19th century, 17.5"h x 29"w x 4.5"d. Provenance: Ken Brown, Frank's Fisherman, San Francisco

The carved and painted three-masted vessel with fifty-four cannons, painted background sky and carved sea, great folky carved male figurehead wearing top hat and blue coat, original yellow pine shadow

CASED MODEL OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY TWO-MASTED VESSELLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyBlack-hulled ship with green bottom.Case height 15.5". Length 18". Width 7".

MODEL OF A TWO-MASTED TOPSAIL SCHOONER19th CenturyNatural wood finish. On stand.Total height 16.5”. Length 22”.

A late 19th century Sharps model 1 pepperbox. Four shot .22 cal with iron sliding barrel, Brass frame and wood grips. Marked "C. Sharp's Patent 1869" and "C. Sharp's Philadelphia, PA" serial # 55159.

Maritime depiction of an American four-mast steamship on choppy seas, with a rising sun; unsigned, in a gilt wood frame. [Art: 12 1/4' H x 17 3/4" W; Frame: 17 1/8" H x 22 3/4" W]. Soiling; stains and