19thCentury Victorian Sail Ship Tall Shadow Box Di

American Folk Art Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 19th Century , 25 cut-tin sails, sailor on deck and in rowboat; background painted with lighthouse flying American flag at sunset, composition sea, flat pine

Four-Masted Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 19th Century, thirty-six carved wood sails, painted backboard on painted cotton sea; Note: paint loss to cotton sea Height 22.27 in. Length 34.75 in. Depth 5.5 in.

H Fall; 19th C. Oil Painting Sail Ship at Shore Figures. Oil on canvas. Signed: H Fall. Mounted in an antique Victorian shadow box frame. size: 15 x 12, 20 x 17 outside of frame, 21.5 x 18.5 box

Antique shadow box model of the clipper ship Annie Bell under full sail cruising through calm seas in front of a painted background. In a wooden frame. Dimensions: 32" tall x 42" long

British Woolie of a Tall Sail Ship, 19th Centuryin a period bird's eye maple frame with wavy glass.Overall size with frame: 18 x 18 inches

(19th c) 15 1/2 x 22 1/2 x 4 inches

Large 19th century Victorian mourning hair wreath in a shadow box style frame. From a Mt Vernon, NY collection. Dimensions: wreath measures approx. 18" w x 19.5" h; frame measures approx. 28

Ship Shadow Box Model 12.5 x 15.5 One small Sail loose inside

Canadian. Ca:1860. Hair, wire. glass beads. Frame is walnut or butternut. Mid-Victorian shadow box displaying a hair wreath made possibly as a lasting memorial of the deceased.. Constructed with a wir

Last half of the 19th century. It features a lighthouse with American Flag flying together with two large ships and three smaller ships, all of which have American flags. Entirely hand painted and cra

American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Both have marbled decoration, gold liners, and line engraved Eastlake decoration. 13.5"h. 15"w. and 14"h. 16.25"w. Both have an 8"h. 10"w. opening.

"Fouled April 22nd, 1881 by Electioneer, died July 27th, 1886. Housed in nice Victorian shadow box frame. Sight- 9.25 x 8.75 Frame- 16.5 x 15.5

SHADOW BOX MODEL OF A RIGGED SHIP19th CenturySet in a painted plaster sea.Shadow box height 17". Width 24". Depth 9.25".

SHADOW BOX DIORAMA OF A THREE-MASTED SHIP UNDER SAIL America, Early 20th Century Lighthouse off the ship's stern and a pilot boat offer her port-side bow. Wooden sails. Height 19". Width 32". Depth 5.

Oil on shaped wood painted sea and sky with silk sea foreground, carved and painted ship which rocks (battery powered) and lighthouse. Cut and painted wooden mat behind reverse painted glass and walnu

FINE ENGLISH SHADOW BOX MODEL OF A FULL-RIGGED SHIP19th CenturyShip at center flanked by a steamer and a pilot boat. Profusely painted background depicts the cliffs of Dover and numerous sailing vesse

Second half of the 19th century, large fully rigged 3-masted sailing vessel fully painted in a shadow box with painted background. The ship carries a blue flag with yellow cross. SIZE: 24" w x 17 1/2"

Intricate hand-woven hair work art in form of a drying bouquet of flowers with pearls and painted bead details. Stems wrapped in green. Mounted in new custom Victorian style shadow box frame. Excellen

Neat vintage fan in display case. Beautiful Ladies Victorian 19th Century French mother of Pearl & hand painted figural scene . In great condition. Value 125.00-250.00

EASTLAKE VICTORIAN WALNUT SHADOW BOX FRAME - With two gold liners and carved black inner liner. Image window: 10" x 8". Overall size: 15" x 13". 19th century.

USA, Late 19th Century wood, glass, taxidermy, wallpaper, dried plants, shell 11” x 14.75” x 8.5” Intricate Victorian taxidermy shadow box featuring six birds in a scene with dried w

19th Century Victorian Mourning Fan in Black Lace with Rhinestone accents. Professionally Framed in Gold Gilt Shadow box Frame with Gold stitch work background. 20" x 25".

Group of Victorian Advertising Signs & Shadow Boxes. Late 19th Century. Max 28" x 14". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

Group of Victorian Advertising Signs & Shadow Boxes. Late 19th Century. Max 28" x 14". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.