LOT OF 5 OFFSET LITHOGRAPHS, SAILING SHIPS

Offset lithograph of a sailing ship, marked Arch'W Sweetman in print, frame 21" x 24 3/4". Provenance: Athanas, The General Glover House, Swampscott, Massachusetts.

Orne of London, lot of four lithographs, showing sailing ships, circa 19th century, 17 1/2" h x 24 1/4" w. Provenance: From the estate of Arthur R. Errion, M.D., of Salem, Massachusetts.

LOT (5) ASSORTED BOTANICAL OFFSET LITHOGRAPHS, 1974, JEAN HOLGATE

U.S. Sailing Ship Reynard Offset Lithograph, inscriptions from left to right read (c) 1964 The Seamens Bank for Savings, United States Sailing Ship Reynard 1050 Tons Register Built At Newburyport, Mas

Lot of 10 unframed lithographs of sailing ships. Most are signed Lubeek. You are bidding at a live sale. Please read the terms and conditions. This sale will be broadcast live on sale day with full de

Description: This lot includes a completely hand made wooden ships model of an antique sailing ship. This is no small model standing about 21" long. Condition: Minor Surface wear associated with age a

Offset Lithographs Published 1902, Cassell and Co., London for "Live Stock in Health and Disease" by Professor J. Prince-Sheldon. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (27 x 21cm) Good Condition

Offset Lithographs Published 1902, Cassell and Co., London for "Live Stock in Health and Disease" by Professor J. Prince-Sheldon. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (27 x 21cm) Good Condition

FREDERICK TUDGAY Meridian Offset Lithograph, inscriptions read ‘1962 the seamen’s bank for savings’, ‘United States Sailing Ship ‘Meridian’, ‘From the painting by J & F Tudgay’, subjec

(lot of 7) Ted Clark (American, b.1904), Orange Crate Artworks, 2 celluloid designs and 5 offset lithographs, each unsigned, largest overall (unframed): 10"h x 11"w

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF 5 FRAMED AND HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPHS DEPICTING FRENCH SHIPS AT WAR

Lot (5) pair of bookends including: cast iron Faneuil Hall (5" Ht.), cast iron Lincoln-Profile (5 1/2" Ht.), Bradley & Hubbard cast iron Sailing Ships (5 1/4" Ht.), cast iron Minerva Profile (4 3/4" H

Lot 5 Henry Miller American (1891-1980) Insomnia #5 (1970) offset lithograph signed in pencil lower right sight: 11 1/4 x 14 7/8 inches Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law

Offset Lithographs Published 1923, London for "Birds and their Young" First Edition by T. A. Coward. Illustrated by Roland Green. Tipped onto thick paper as issued. Paper Size: 9.5 x 7 inch (24 x 18cm

Offset Lithographs Published 1907, London for "Familiar Trees" by George Boulger. Paper Size: 7 x 5 inch (18 x 13cm) Good Condition

Photoengravings and Offset Lithographs Published 1902, Cassell and Co., London for "Live Stock in Health and Disease" by Professor J. Prince-Sheldon. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (27 x 21cm) Good Conditi

Woodblocks, Lithographs and Offset Lithograph. Examples by Morris, National Encyclopedia, Thorburn and Adams & Gilks.

Offset Lithographs Published 1907, London for "Familiar Trees" by George Boulger. Paper Size: 7 x 5 inch (18 x 13cm) Good Condition

Offset Lithographs Published C1940, by Virtue, London for "Virtue's Household Physician" Paper Size: 10 x 7 inch (25 x 18cm) Good Condition

Vintage Offset Lithograph Published 1925-26, London for "British Birds" by Archibald Thorburn. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch (22 x 14cm) Good Condition

Offset Lithograph Published 1947, London for "Edible and Poisonous Fungi" by the Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries (MAFF) Descriptive text to verso, but this relates to the preceding plate. Together

Vintage Offset Lithograph Published 1925-26, London for "British Birds" by Archibald Thorburn. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch (22 x 14cm) Good Condition

Offset Lithograph Published 1905, London for "The High-Road of Empire…" by Alexander Henry Hallam Murray. With accompanying descriptive tissue guard (detached) Paper Size: 9 x 6 inch (23 x 15cm) Goo

Offset Lithograph Published 1923, Dresden for "Practical Cake and Confectionery Art" by Johannes Martin Erich Weber. Unrelated text to verso describing the following plate, with none showing through f