American School Ship Watercolor, Superior

19th Century American School Sailing Ship, 1849 Watercolor on paper, framed under glass Dated l.r. 13" x 14 3/8" sight, 19 5/8" x 20 13/16" framed Provenance: Private Collection Portland, Maine

American school, attributed to William Bradford, "Ship Hull", watercolor, 12" x 18", framed 19" x 25".

American School (20th century), Untitled (Tugboat Moving Ship), watercolor, signed "K. Thomsen" lower right-center, overall (with frame): 24"h x 30.5"w

(lot of 2) American Maritime School (19th century), The Ship "Lagoda," 1852, watercolor, signed "WM Briggs" and dated lower left, and The Ship "Uncas," watercolor, signed "JM Murphy" lower left, large

American school ship portrait of "The Bark Dora" painted by a crew member, H. Bode. Watercolor and graphite painting of a four-masted ship at sail. Signed lower right. Note attached to reverse. Framed

American, 19th century watercolor and gouache on board depicting a ship at sea, signed "M. J. Connolly" l.r., 18" x 23 3/4" sight size, 30 1/4" x 36 1/2" framed.

American School, 19th Century Clipper Ship Young America Circa 1853 watercolor on paper titled, lower margin 19 3/8 x 23 1/2 inches. together with a framed photograph of the ship. This lot is located

American, circa 1940, watercolor on paper depicting a passenger and reefer ship from the United Fruit Lines, signed "Andrade" l.r., 8 3/4" x 17 1/2" sight size, 17 1/4" x 25 1/4" framed.

19th century. watercolor clipper ship at high sea. unsigned. framed: H11 1/4" W13 1/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

American School (19th century), ship portrait of the ''Brig 'Belle' of Camden, R. York, Master'', watercolor on paper, unsigned, titled and inscribed along bottom. Framed under glass. Toning. Sight 13

The frame measure 15.75 x 18 1/8 the image measures 8 x 11.25.

American School, Mid-19th Century Ship Quickstep, Capt. Edward Weeks, Coming into Malta Harbor, 1856 watercolor on paper unsigned 21 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches. Provenance: Ex-collection, American organist a

"Active River Landscape" mixed media with pen, ink, watercolor and Chinese white 18 x 26 inches .(overall including frame)

Last half of the 19th century. Watercolor on paper of American sailing ship at full sail and high seas. Framed in mid 19th century mahogany frame. Good overall condition no apparent signature. Framed:

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART CUT-WORK / SCHERENSCHNITTE NAUTICAL SCENE, watercolor on paper, vignette depicting a two-masted ship on choppy sea waters with a cloudy sky above, surrounded by

19th C., name of ship in l.l.c., signed "F.N. Sc(?)" l.r.c. Overall: 21"h x 27"w Sight: 14"h x 21"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Circa 1840. Watercolor by Rebecca D. Green. Brilliantly rendered work looking down from hill top over American war ships and coastal city. This piece is in remembrance of Captain Samuel Skolfield who

Lawrence Blazey (American, Cleveland School 1902-1999) Detroit Superior Bridge with Street Car, Freighter in Cuyahoga River, watercolor and gouache on paper, signed lower right, matted and framed. Exh

Anglo-Chinese School c.1860 Hong Kong Harbour, pen, ink & watercolor. Detailed view of ships in the harbour, looking south from the sea towards the city of Victoria. American trade ships moored alongs

19th c. American School Quail Among Grape Vines- watercolor and gouache on paper, some flaking to paint and several tears around edges, framed 19 1/2 x 24''

American, ca. 1860 oil on canvas depicting violent storm at sea with a ship flying the American flag in distress, many sailors crowd the deck, some are overboard, a long boat attempting rescue in the

Dated 1906, titled l.l.c. and ostensibly signed l.r.c. but frame obscures part of signature Overall: 22"h x 30"w Sight: 17-3/8"h x 25-1/4"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Watercolor on paper. Midtown - Looking Towards the Empire State Building. Signed illegibly l.l.; 23in. X 17.5in.(image size)

American, 20th century, oil on two canvases depicting a long, gray ship, inscribed "M R" on the side, traveling under an orange sky in a naive style, 58 1/2" x 208" overall.