CHINA TRADE US CLIPPER SHIP PAINTING

19th century China Trade oil painting on canvas of an American clipper ship with Chinese junks in distance, probably Hong Kong harbor. Unsigned, 17 x 23.5 inches, framed 21.5 x 27. VG condition, relin

19th century China Trade oil painting on canvas of a British clipper ship with boats and lighthouse in distance. 20 x 28 in, framed 25 x 33 in.

19th century China Trade Ship painting on canvas. Depicting a Dutch sailing steam vessel in Hong Kong harbor. "Barcelona" on ships bow. Original stretcher. Strip lined. Possibly original frame and gil

Frank Vining Smith (1879–1967)A Stately Clipper (I'm the China trade clipper ship 'Surprise')Signed, l.r., titled on stretcher bar verso, oil on canvas.28 in. x 36 in. (sight)PROVENANCE:J.J. Gillesp

CHINESE SCHOOLCirca 1847China Trade portrait of the clipper ship Samuel Russell. Unsigned.Oil on canvas, 29.5" x 39.75". Framed 35.5" x 45.5". Provenance:Samuel L. Lowe Antique

Antique Painting U.S. Clipper Ship on Wood Panel. 16 inches x 32 inches

Chinese School, 19thc, China Trade Ship Portrait, American Clipper Ship Mary Entering Hong Kong, c.1850-60, oil on canvas, framed. Dimensions: 17 x 23 in. canvas size, 22 x 28 in. as framed. Condition

China Trade School, maritime oil on canvas, China Trade School (19th c.), British Clipper Ship, probably Hong Kong Harbor, unsigned, antique maple frame, 18"h x 24"w (stretchers), 32"h x 30"w (frame)

oil on canvas (lined), circa 1900, unsigned, inscribed "Lyndhurt" at lower center, presented in a later appropriate frame. SS 17 x 22.75 in.; DOA 24.5 x 30 in. The "Lyndhurst" was a four-masted steel

Oil on canvas, Circa 1850. The ship in stormy seas in appropriate gilt lined carved and molded China trade style frame. The reverse of stretcher with original red paper label of noted China Trade arti

John Swatsley (American, B. 1937) "China Clipper Ship - Seaplane" Signed lower left. Original Oil painting on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unic

clipper ship with American flag o/c, 18 by 23.5 in.; original black and gilt frame 23 by 28 in. Attached note: Picture painted in China/China Trde Burned by pirates./Silas Greenman/Cpt.

An unidentified clipper ship in full sail flying a British ensign, in a harbor with additional ships in the distance. Measures 24 x 36.25 inches, 29.25 x 41.25 inch frame. We happily provide seamless

Contemporary China Trade Style Oil on Canvas "Portrait of an American Clipper Ship", in ebonized frame with gilt slip 18.25 in. x 23.75 in. Framed 23.75 in. x 29 in.

H. Parker (United States/England: 20th Century) seascape oil painting on canvas of a U.S. clipper ship. Hand signed to lower right. Measures: 60” W x 40-1/4” H. Frame: 69” W x 49” H.Shipping:

John Swatsley (American, B. 1937) "China Clipper Ship - Seaplane" Signed lower right. Original Oil on Illustration Board painting. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Uni

Sunderland Lustre Hard Paste China Transfer Decorated Water Pitcher. "Success to the Coal Trade" with clipper ship transfer on obverse. "Mariners Arms" transfer on reverse. Panel under spout signed "P

China Trade School (19th century), Ship Leaving Port, 1893, signed indistinctly "A. M. Eachnie" and dated lower right, overall (with frame): 25"h x 34.5"w

China,Circa 1830 Depicts trade ships in the harbor of the Thirteen Hongs of Canton, the site in which the legal trade with the West and China was conducted from 1757 to 1842. Oil on canvas Unsigned Fr

(American, 19th/20th century), comprising the "The Gloucester Schooner Gracie, U.S. Navy Frigate Confederacy and the Clipper Nightingale", all signed lower left or right, oil on panel, together with a

China Trade style Painting, oil on canvas, 20th century, ships in Hong kong harbor 18 x 31 inches

Oil on canvas laid down on board. Depicting a fully-rigged ship flying the American flag (17.5 in. x 22.75 in., sight); mounted in a period giltwood frame, affixed with the framer's label for "W. Henr

China,Circa 1830 Depicts the Thirteen Hongs of Canton, the site in which the legal trade with the West and China was conducted from 1757 to 1842. Work depicts numerous trade ships in the harbor of the

Antique China trade era painting. Depicts a landscape with flag bearing trading buildings accompanied by ships bearing nationalist flags. Presumed to be Canton or other Asian port city. No apparent si