American or British School Ship Portrait

19th century. watercolor clipper ship at high sea. unsigned. framed: H11 1/4" W13 1/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Likely 20th century. Ship portrait housed in period gilt frame, no apparent signature. The piece has been relined and professionally conserved. H24 1/2" W29 1/2" Sold from the collection of an Upstate

mid 20th century. clipper ship at full mast in high seas. signed illegibly lower right. W27 ¾” H23 ½”

Circa 1940, signed Donald C. Anderson. Oil on board of ship at high sea and full mast. Good overall condition and housed in period 1940s frame. H23 1/2" W29"

late 19th/early 20th century. oil on canvas of two ships at sea. unsigned and housed in 19th century frame. framed: H30 ½ W35

Late 19th century. Oil on board ships portrait at high seas. Nicely rendered and no apparent signature. The piece has a paper label on verso reading in type print Colony by A. Skoys. Good overall cond

Late 18th century. The piece is signed “J. King 1797†lower right. The well executed and large piece depicting what looks to be a battle with ship sinking in foreground and at the right-hand

Early to mid 19th century. Well-executed ship at full sail with American Flag flying. Housed in carved Victorian frame. Framed: H26 1/2" W32 3/4"

American school ship portrait of "The Bark Dora" painted by a crew member, H. Bode. Watercolor and graphite painting of a four-masted ship at sail. Signed lower right. Note attached to reverse. Framed

Late 18th-century-early 19th century. Very well-executed portrait of a gentleman in stately clothing sitting with hat and riders crop in hand. The piece has the warmth and feel of some of the better p

Mid 19th century. Portrait of a stately gentleman in Classical setting standing next to stone column with gloves in hand. Very nicely rendered example framed in period gilt frame. Framed: H16 1/2" W14

Early to mid 19th century. Portrait of a stately gentleman in well appointed interior housed in period frame. The piece has been relined and professionally conserved. H29" W23 1/2" Sold from the colle

Likely early 19th century. Circular watercolor portrait miniature of child with pet cat in green dress, housed in quality thick mahogany circular frame. Signed on verso A. Powell. Good overall conditi

Mid to late 20th century. Oil on canvas picture of a young lady in the style of the middle 19th century housed in a traditional gilt frame. Good condition. H35" W31 1/2"

(American or British School). Ships in Stormy Seas, Nineteenth Century. Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, (15.875 x 26.875 inches); house in the original gilt gesso and wood frame. Frame: 23.75 in.,

Possibly by William Garl Browne England / New York 1823-1894Circa 1830. Each rendered by the same hand oil on canvas of stately gentleman and lady in high dress framed to match. H28 1/2" W22 3/4" (wit

BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) SHIP PORTRAIT, oil on canvas, depicting the "Slyph" cruising through waters off a rocky coast, no signature located. Housed in a 19th-century molded walnut frame with gil

(19th century) Nine Assorted Portraits of Men and Women, one signed "by D. Arder", one inscribed verso "D. Drummond when in 14th Reg. ...", most ink cutout with bronzing on cream paper, two ink on cre

(18th/19th century) Assorted Portraits of Men and Women, one signed, dated, and titled across bottom "Andrew McNeil Esq. ... May 5th 1841 - By J.D. McConnell", one reading "R.J. Edwards, Smith Street,

(19th century) Seven Portraits of Men and Women, one signed across bottom "Cut by M, Nancy Well ...", five ink cutout on cream paper, one ink on plaster, one ink on cream paper hollow cut on black pap

(19th Century) Timothy Gladding (American, 1775-1846), blind stamped lower center "Gladding", ink on cream paper hollow cut on black paper, sight 4 x 3-3/8 in.; Two Portraits of Women and One of a Man

(19th century) Gentleman Facing Right, inscribed lower left "Don Jos ...", initialed verso "AE", reverse paint and gilt on glass, sight 2-1/4 x 1-7/8 in.; gilt locket frame, 2-1/2 x 2-1/8 in.; Lady fa

Early 20th century signed ÒT Gay MÓ. Two guache works `of steam ships each titled, one of the White Star Liner, "Olympic" and the other of "Concord Liner, Aquitania." Each housed in gilt frame. H16"

American School (19th century), ship portrait of the ''Brig 'Belle' of Camden, R. York, Master'', watercolor on paper, unsigned, titled and inscribed along bottom. Framed under glass. Toning. Sight 13