19thc Ship Diorama, Masted Schooner, China Seas

Hand painted shadowbox cased ship's diorama. Depicting a three masted ship on choppy seas. Inscribed in pencil, Mr. Geo. D. Staples Stroutsburg, on backing; 18in. X 31in.

Shadow box of two masted schooner with painted background.Top right of the sky is signed and dated J.E. Rudolph 1871. The hull and sails are carved from wood, with a plaster molded painted sea. Carved

Carved & Painted Ship Diorama. 19th cent. 2-Masted pilot schooner. Ht. 12" W 19".

Old cased diorama ship model of 3 masted schooner ST. ANNA, 29 x 18 x 11 inches.

Framed oil on canvas by George (Geo) Ekrem (20th century). The maritime painting depicts a 3-masted frigate schooner ship at sea (NOTE: similar to the USS Susquehanna, although in the painting, missin

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.

SHADOW BOX SHIP DIORAMAEarly 20th CenturyDepicts the three-masted ship Columbia, a tug and a two-masted schooner. Oak shadow box.Shadow box height 24.5”. Width 40.25”. Depth 16.5”.

Thomas H. Willis (1850-1925, English), "Ship's Diorama of the Robin Hood," 19th c., of a three masted schooner, cloth and oil on canvas, titled lower left, signed in monogram "TW" lower right presente

43 x 19 inches depicting the tug San Martin and a four masted ship under full sail.

Massachusetts, early 20th century. Wood and oil on board, signed on back "_ Dolphin (?), by James Keating... Reading, Mass." Two-masted ship at sea. Additional name on back "Edna Nershman". Some flaki

Maryland origins, early 20th century. Large diorama of a two masted ship at sea, carved with original paint and cloth banner and American flag. Shadowbox frame, 30"h. 38.75"w. 5.25"d.

Fantastic painted wood diorama of a 5-masted schooner ship in relief, with twine lines, apparently unsigned. Dimensions: H 22" x W 36" x D 4.5" Condition: In need of some restoration; many lines broke

A pair of framed oil on board marine paintings. Both signed R. Carter. c.1920s. One depicting a 3-masted schooner on the rough seas, 12" x 10" (framed 14" x 12"). The second depicting two sailing vess

Folk art nautical diorama depicting a three masted ship at sea, in a chip carved tramp art frame with a glass front, 28"h x 40"w x 8.5"d.

Sailor Art Diorama of 3-Masted Sailing Ship at Sea - very detailed ship, sails and rigging, painted shoreline with lighthouse, set inside an extra-nice rope-carved frame, 18 W x 12 1/2" H x 3" D. Very

Item/Description: Original maritime painting on wood panel depicts a Schooners or Clipper masted ship on the open seas. Signed lower right: J. James. (Sailing Ship, Cutty Sark) Material: Oil on wood p

The schooner depicted with an interesting carved wood sail portrayed as if billowing and bunched up, flying the American flag and plying choppy seas, a lighthouse in the distance, primitive shadow box

The ship with painted red and white hull, and a cloud-filled background, inscribed below "El Virgen del Congest, a three masted schooner was constructed in a shipyard of Arenys de Mar in the year 1874

Three mast schooner, Veve, carved hull and sails mounted on a stepped base, with painted backboard and plaster sea. Grain painted sides, English, c. 1890-1910. 24” H x 29.25” W x 6” D.

Shadowbox of a three masted whaleship, carved hull and sails with painted plaster sea in a stained Oak frame. American, c. 1900, 25 inches H x 30.5 inches W x 6 inches D.

SHADOW BOX DIORAMA OF A THREE-MASTED SHIP UNDER FULL SAILEarly 20th CenturyDisplayed with two smaller vessels in a molded white-cap sea. Ship with painted tin sails. Painted sky background.Height 20.5

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

Carved 3 Dimensional Masted Ship in Shadowbox: Folk Art Diorama of a Schooner Displayed Against a Painted Panel Riding on Putty Textured Water. Carved Sails and Hull With Glass Front Panel and Picture

Needlework Shipping Diorama of Schooner, attributed to Thomas H. Willis (1850-1925), New York, late 19th century. Depicting two-masted vessel at sea, the silk-lined cardstock sails sewn to project fro