Leaving the harbor

Oil on Artist Board - Steamer Ship Leaving Harbor artist - G. Mears / frame - 18" x 27 7/8" / painting - 14 5/8" x 24 1/2"

Painting, oil on canvas, sailboat leaving harbor, lighthouse, signed lower left, Leyster Suffiel (? unsure), 14" by 21"

France, 1880-1971. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Colorful regatta leaving harbor. Notation in French on back. 15"h. 18"w., framed, 19"h. 22.25"w.

Antique late 19th to early 20th century ships oil on canvas painting. Depicts a large steam-sailor ship leaving harbor with tug boats. She flies a British flag. Very well painted by a Mystery Artist.

LEAVING HARBOR, oil painting on canvas, signed lower right, 12 x 16”, frame 18 ½ x 22 ½”. Provenance: Harrison Galleries, Canada.

Colorful woodblock. Sailing Vessels. Title: Leaving the harbor. Unframed. Medium: Woodblock. Size: 10.25 X 15.25. Signature: Unsigned

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Maritime scene of a clipper ship leaving Boston harbor. Has been relined and restored. 16"h x 30"w and 21"h x 36"w framed.

Willis Henry Plummer (American, 1838-1935) A Bark and Sidewheeler Entering and Leaving Boston Harbor, 1872 oil on canvas signed and dated 24 x 34 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary

Jules Bahieu (Belgian, 1860-1895) , "Ship Leaving the Harbor", 1877, oil on panel, signed and dated lower left, Benezit biography attached en verso, partial framer's label on reverse of frame, 8 3/4 i

M. Ruig, boats leaving the harbor scene, oil on canvas, framed 21"h x 27.5"w In-house shipping and delivery is available on this item. Please email shipping@vogtauction.com or call 210-822-6155 for a

Watercolor on paper. Leaving New York Harbor - Near Governor's Island. Signed l.l. and dated '96(1896); 15in. X 22in.(image size)

The Bark, Elisa leaving Port in 1884. Depicts an harbor scene. Limited edition 35 of 750. Signed by artist lower right. Published by Maritime Heritage Prints, Inc. from the original painting in 1979.

John Stobart (American 1929-2003), "Orpheus Leaving the East River", offset lithograph maritime scene with ships in the New York Harbor, pencil signed and number 332/750 to lower right, framed. Approx

Adams & Westlake "Adlake" lantern with a last patent date of 4-1-1913 The shoulder is embossed with IHB R.R. However the embossing has worn away leaving open lettering where the embossing was. Corning

1921 Dockyard builders model of the "S.S.Belasco", built by Messers John I Thornycroft & Co Limited, Woolston Works, Southampton ' for Dover Shipping Company, hull. Length 300 Feet, Beam 43, Draught 2

Isaac Sailmaker oil of “British Warships in Port”. This large oil on canvas by “The father of British marine painting” displays many of the type of English warships of the late

Whaling journal of whalship Captain Jacob L Cleveland on board the Whaling Barque Cherokee from August 6, 1846 to February 8, 1849. This is quite a logbook packed with information, whalt stamps, poems

Extremely rare Fourth Order Drum Lens with cut glass lenses set into a bronze frame with lifting handles. Sturdily built. Large and heavy. Early 20th Century. Dimension: 16 tall without handles,,,, 17

Tiffany silver puzzle from the elegant steam yacht Dreamer owned by Thomas W. Lawson, the Copper King. The tray holds a bear seated on a capstan holding a rope. A cloisonne flag with Lawsons house fla

Highly regarded model of the Frigate Essex by noted female marine modeler Portia Takakjian. Portia wrote a book chronicling the research and building of this model and lectured as well. The model is b

Oil on canvas showing the steamship Somerset cruising through calm seas. Signed lower right Antonio Jacobsen New York 187, 257 8th Ave Avenue. A Picot Schooer with number 11 on sails is also present.

Exceptional prototype model from the renowned Gray Marine boatyard in Maine, circa 1920s. Exceptional detail. Fine cabin work. Hull form is very well scaled. Overall Dimensions: 58" x 13" x 30"

Diving helmet serial number 1354 with complete brailes, four window design

Rare, unopened, eight-bottle Limited Edition Courvoisier collection designed by Russian-born French artists Romain de Tirtoff Erte (1892-1990). The cognac bottles were designed to illustrate the cogna