John Haley Bellamy carved eagle, 24" long, partial

Beautifully carved wood eagle BY John Haley Bellamy (American, 1836 - 1914). Banner reads "Don't Give Up The Ship". Marked on back "May 1 1891 John Haley Bellamy Kittery Maine" and a faint signature "

Beautifully carved wood eagle by John Haley Bellamy (American, 1836 - 1914). Nice hand carved figure finished in a dark brown stain. This example comes direct from Kittery Point Maine. Condition:(Very

20th century. Carved in the earlier manner of John Haley Bellamy. The carved eagle with spread wings in gold, clutching an American flag rendered in the form of a shield in its talons. An undulating w

Attributed to John Haley Bellamy (American/Maine, 1836-1914). Carved and painted eagle plaque with a banner reading "Don't Give Up the Ship". Apparently unmarked. Provenance: Sold for $8.860 at James

RARE AND FINE STERN BOARD CARVING by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Carved in the manner of John Haley Bellamy depicting a carved eagle head with carved wings with multiple feather carving. Turned head

Walter Ketzler, Am., 1893–1986, Carved Eagle after John Haley Bellamy. signed verso. Biography: An immigrant from Barmen, Germany, Walter Ketzler arrived in New York in 1922 to work as a sign a

A hand carved folk art sculpture. American Eagle with patriotic theme painted flag. Produced in the style of John Haley Bellamy (1836-1914). No apparent signatures.Dimensions: 8 X 28 X 1 in. Condition

Fine carved gilt wood eagle attributed/possibly to John Haley Bellamy. Measuring approx 18" wide x 10" tall. Good condition, late 19th early 20th century, see photos

John Haley Bellamy (1836-1945) (attributed) Pilot house eagle figure. Carved wood with original paint and gilded surface. Probably coastal New England, circa 1865. Eagle only: 12" L16" Wingspan: 17".

Carved and painted wood eagle. (2) part construction with screws. 26 inches long.

With 3 barrels; See page 81 of Yvonne Brault Smith's JOHN HALEY BELLAMY: CARVER OF EAGLES for similar example. 5 x 7 x 3 5/8 inches

With two barrels; See page 81 of Yvonne Brault Smith's JOHN HALEY BELLAMY: CARVER OF EAGLES for similar example; On underside "MPH 16090" written in ink. 4 7/8 x 6 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches

John Haley Bellamy (attributed) Wooden eagle plaque with historic gold paint. Condition: Excellent with historic paint. L 26" W 4-1/4".

Attributed to JOHN BELLAMY (American, 1836-1914), carved wood eagle holding banner, unpainted, pencil inscribed to verso ''Presented to Alice M. Grafton, Alice M. Grafton'' with sketch of swan. Minor

John Haley Bellamy (attributed) Plaque"To the Oaks...". Carved wood with old surface. Maine, circa 1900. Condition: Fine original condition. Appears unused. H 7-1/8" W 42-5/8" D 1-1/2". Copy and paste

From an old Maine estate, family had China Trade / supercargo connections. Dimensions 34.5" w x 7" d x 13.5" tall.

Bellamy type carved eagle with banner "Don't Give up the Ship" with red, white and blue paint carved by John True of Kittery, Maine, 26" L

Bellamy Type Carved Eagle, red, white and blue paint by John True, Kittery, Maine, 26" l

This wonderful example of 19th century carving in oak depicts a displayed eagle perched on a branch supporting a shaped and molded display shelf. Beneath the eagle are pendant acorns with oak leaves.

Boston Artistic Carving Company 72" long mid-20th century

Boston Artistic Carving Company 44" long mid-20th century

Ca. 1980s, Original hand carved all-silver eagle pendant with single light blue turquoise stone on a fine silver chain. Very good condition. Unsigned. 24" long, pendant 2-3/8" x 1-1/2"

Banner reads "Don't Give Up the Ship', in the manner of John Bellamy; Head and wings carved from one piece of wood. 44 x 6 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches

Carved and gilded eagle plaque Attributed to John H. Bellamy (1836-1914), New England, late 19th century L: 47 in.