CASED SHIP DIORAMA - Primitive Maine Half-Hull Model of

American primitive paint decorated half hull ship model. Overall good condition.

(lot of 3) American Primitive half hull wood carved wall ship's models circa 1870, largest 10"h x 37"w. Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Francisco, and Belvedere, CA

(2) CASED SHIP & BOAT MODELS - Both by Milton F Gowen (1918-2013), of Westbrook, Maine, including: Christopher Columbus' Flagship "Santa Maria", full hull, fully rigged and with sails, in a pine frame

19th century, overall 50" long, 10" tall, 5" deep.

Thistle Barque owned by Stewart & lee, 1905, overall 54" long, 12" tall....Thistle; Barque; 1147 tons; Owned by J. & W. Bateman, Fremantle; Built at La Durante in 1883. Registered at Fremantle. Regist

White nautical ship builder's half hull boat model. This large boat model is the perfect statement piece for anyone who loves boating or the craft of boat making. The piece can hang on the wall. The d

Vintage Ship Builder's Half Hull Model of a Catboat, circa 1920, Stacked wooden lift construction with painted hull and detailed deck. On original mahogany backboard with cutout on reverse to show hul

Vintage Ship Builder's Half Hull Model, "Lettie S. Reed", mounted on board, depicting a two masted ship with brass name plaque, "Lettie S. Reed, Built 1866 East Boothbay, 50 Ton, 66 Feet" 18 in. x 26

A very good cased model of an American ship on a simulated sea. 19 x 27 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches

Vintage 12-Lift Ship Maker's Half Hull Boat Model, multi-wood construction mounted on beveled edge board 9.5 in. x 30 in.

A hollowed-out single wood hull with mounts, on stand. Provenance: From the Jay Waldmann Collection. [7" H x 8" W x 46" D].

Collection of (4) Handmade Ship Models, including: Half hull model of a sailing yacht, blue and white painted hull, 25 1/4" x 7 1/2", surface wear, paint losses, holes and crack in base; Two masted sa

A Carved Wooden Half Hull Model Ship. Half Hulls are exact models of ships hulls, without the mast and rigging, that were used by shipwrights to plan the design of the ship and make sure everything wa

A half hull ship model of the SS Oratios Cuppas, Builder Craig, Taylor & Co Ltd., with plaque inscribed 'S.S. Oratios Couppas, owner Nicholas Couppa Esq., Marseilles, Builders Craig Taylor & Co Ltd. S

American, 20th C. Of impressive size. Marked with construction details. 16"h x 9' 10"l x 8"d

AMERICAN HALF-HULL SHIP MODEL, laminated pine mounted on a pine board with applied molding. Old refinished surface with warm color. Late 19th/early 20th century. 11 1/2" x 55 3/4".Provenance: Property

19th century schooner hull, mounted on back board. 12 1/4" high, 63 1/2" wide, 6" deep. Soiling, age and storage related wear, old crusty original finish. Property of a CT collector.

Carved and Painted Wood Half Hull Ship Diorama, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. The fully rigged ship under full sail on choppy waters, painted background; housed in a walnut shadow box. Shad

Half Hull Ship Diorama "Aracan". Sailing ship "Aracan" under full sail, painted backdrop. (QSHIP1302) {PR} Property Title: Measurements:Case: 22" x 29" x 4"

Alf Holben, in original condition, half model with wooden sails and nice surface. It comes with a P.E.I. provenance while flying an American flag. Circa 1920. Measuring, 16 1/2” height x 26 1/2&

hull, 68”; backboard measures, 12” by 72” wood plaque reads: Hesper/ Built by Crowninshield, S. Somerset/ Mass. in 1918/ 210 ft./ The last four masted schooner/ in America/ One of the Wiscasset

20th century. The hull carved from a solid pine laminated board. The hull painted green above the water line with natural finish below. The rudder applied to the hull. The green backboard with the nam

Old wood half-hull model of a tanker with specifications drawn on ship such as "Oil Separator Lighter" and Built 1941 JS Watson Shipbuilders, Alcock and Ashdown Bombay. Size: 30 x 6 inches.

19TH CENTURY MODEL SHIP. IN SHADOWBOX FRAME. FRAME HAS MINOR DAMAGE. 19" x 29" THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.