American School: Three Masted Schooner

American School: Three Masted Schooner Oil on canvas, unsigned. 14 x 20 in., 17 1/2 x 23 1/2 in. (frame).

Oil on masonite. 20 x 28 inches. signed H. Nelson. framed. 24 x 32 inches. (overall)

19TH C. PORTRAIT OF AMERICAN SCHOONER Oil on canvas, portrait of a three-masted American schooner in full sail, (ship flag "Tirrel"?), with two ships in the distant background, one on right is a steam

William P. Stubbs, painting, William P. Stubbs (American, 1842-1909), The Three-Masted Schooner Ethel Portland, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 27"h x 48"w (sight), 34"h x 56"w (frame) Provenance: P

Three-masted American schooner. 19 X 23" (27" X 31"). (From an East Hampton Estate)"

JEROME HOWESNew York/Massachusetts/Vermont, b. 1955Portrait of the American tug India, with a three-masted schooner off her stern and a lighthouse off her bow. India with white hull and brightwork cab

Two: 19th Century Nautical Paintings to include Three Masted Schooner Waving an American Flag Oil on canvas Unsigned along with Three Masted Schooner Waving an American Flag, passing by a lighthouse (

American School Folk Art Oil on Canvas "The Two-Masted Schooner Jessie Costa Passing British Tug LaJour", 19th Century, in waters off St. Lawrence in full sail off the Maine coast, the vessel accompan

CHARLES J. LUNDGREN (American 1911 – 1988) Oil on Panel, Castle Garden and New York Bay, 1869, 1980. New York Tug accompanies a three masted schooner in New York Harbor. Signed and dated lower right

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.

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART NAUTICAL PAINTING, depicting a three-masted vessel flying an American flag, reverse-painting on glass, titled at lower edge "Ship Siam of Salem / Built 1847 / C

BRITISH OR AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) NAUTICAL PAINTING, oil on canvas, depicting a three-masted ship in rough seas under a cloudy sky, no signature located, canvas stamp for "G. Rowney & Co. Lond

Watercolor of a Sailing Ship by Fred S. Cozzens (America, 1899) Depicting a three-masted schooner with a sailboat and steamship in the background, painted by Frederic Schiller Cozzens (American, 1846-

American three-masted ship. 23.5 X 35" (34" X 46"). (From an East Hampton Estate)"

Pair of Dutch School Seascape paintings. Early 19th century. Both depicting coastal scenes with three masted schooners and smaller working sail boats along with figures in the foreground on the shore

A historic American polychrome wood billet head from the three masted sailing schooner 'Wawona', hewn as a triangular form with incised scrolling leaf spray terminating at one end with a rosette medal

CARVED AND PAINTED THREE MASTED CHESAPEAKE BAY SCHOONER HALF HULL, BUILT BY "PEPPER" LANGLEY (AMERICAN 1915-2016), SOLOMONS, MD, DEC 1981. 14 X 42"

Reginald Eugene Nickerson (Massachusetts, 1915-1999), "The American Schooner Herald", c.1940, oil on canvas, depicting the three masted ship "Herald" with American flag, with other vessels and a light

China Trade School, 19th c ., "Starboard Portrait of an American Three-Masted Barque at Full Sail", oil on canvas, 13 1/8 in. x 15 7/8 in., framed . Provenance: Acquired Salem, MA, c. 1980

SOLON FRANCIS MONTECELLO BADGERMassachusetts, 1873-1919Three-masted schooner “Nathan F. Cobb”. Signed and dated lower left "S.F.M. Badger 1894".Oil on canvas, 22" x 36". Framed 29.75" x 43

CHARLES E. DUNCAN RODICKMassachusetts/Maine/Nova Scotia, 1874-after 1940Three-masted schooner at a pier, possibly Gloucester. Signed lower left "C.E.D. Rodick".Oil on panel, 18" x 24". Framed 21.5" x

Oil on canvas depicting three masted schooner, signed R. Stone lower right Framed 15.5 x 21.25"

ENGLISH SCHOOL,"Three Masted Barque in a Choppy Emerald Sea," SIGNED COOPER, 20TH CENTURY, oil on canvas, signed L/L, "COOPER," and a partial signature L/R. 24" x 30" Provenance: Property belonging to

(American School). Three American Frigates, Late Eighteenth Century. Watercolor on paper, each flying an American flag and pennants, (12 x 16.75 inches, sight); housed in a gilt-decorated wood frame.