A scrimshaw whale's tooth titled "Ship Dawn", 19th

20th Century. The underside marked. Each depicting in blue a 19th Century clipper ship, titled. Diameter 10 ¾”. (Cond: good) (50/75)

Unsigned 19th Century Watercolor Drawing of British Ship. Titled at bottom "The Harrier Aground on the Horse Shore Reef. On the 29th of November 1854. Captain Story Commanding.". Image 10-1/2" x 13-1/

Elevate your space with the allure of maritime history through this captivating pair of antique 19th-century sailing ship engravings. The first, titled "Outward Bound, Liverpool," featuring the emigra

Watercolor and ink on paper depicting American ship with fort in background and French ships, titled at bottom “The Mary Bernard, from Marseilles 1838.” Signed lower right ?M. PelegrÃ

British school 19th century oil painting on canvas depicting an American ship. Titled 'War with France' to old label on verso. Appraised by Sotheby's in 1994. Measures 23 1/2" x 17 1/2" + 2 1/2" frame

20TH C. FOLK ART GICLEE PRINT Print on canvas of a 19th c. Cape Cod scene, lighthouse, tall ships, whales, horse and buggy, etc., l.r. "Miriam Erickson Wilharm", simple pine frame painted black, small

A reverse painting on glass depicting three masted schooner Marilla, with town in distance. Titled at bottom, “Ship Marilla of Hallowell, Wm. H. Robinson Commander, Passing Flushing, 1856”

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 small folio 19th century hand colored lithograph titled 'U. S. Ship of the Line Pennsylvania. 140 Guns. : Tonnage 3,000 - Length from Figurehead to Stern gallery 247 ft. Extreme breadth 85 ft. - H

A Liverpool English creamware bowl, circa early 19th C. with black transfer decoration depicting a woman at shore waving to departing tall ships, and titled "Susan's Farwell". "Adieu she cry'd and wav

AMERICAN SCHOOL19th Century“Clipper Ship Syren - Passing Boston Lower Light.”. Initialed lower right “A.C.E.”. Titled in lower margin. Labels for H&R Sandor and the Old Print S

A late 19th / early 20thC large model of a three mast Welsh collier ship / sailing boat titled Caradoc to hull. Contained within a glazed oak display case. Marine / maritime interest. Case approx. 30

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART NAUTICAL PAINTING, depicting a three-masted vessel flying an American flag, reverse-painting on glass, titled at lower edge "Ship Siam of Salem / Built 1847 / C

Oil on canvas. Both signed G. Erroll. Both titled on the paper and verso. Dimensions: (Frame) H 18" x W 25.5", (Canvas) H 13.5" x W 21" Condition: Both with old discolored varnish. One with water dama

(America/Britain, active late 19th century) oil on canvas, ship portrait at high seas titled “Square Rigger”. H51” W42 ½”

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

Unknown artist, British 19th Century, oil on board, H.M.S Simoon (titled verso on paper label), fighting ship of the Royal Navy prior to 1842 when she was renamed H.M.S. Terrible. Possibly anchored of

Thomas H. Willis (1850-1925, English), "Ship's Diorama of the Robin Hood," 19th c., of a three masted schooner, cloth and oil on canvas, titled lower left, signed in monogram "TW" lower right presente

"BOMBARDMENT OF PORT ARTHUR" LITHOGRAPHDepicts a Late 19th Century Japanese battleship, the ship's flags and stacks enhanced with gouache. Titled lower right. Mat with watercolor and gouache

Edward Duncan (1803-1882), after William John Huggins, 19th century, Hand coloured engraving, Sir David Scott, depicting ships and boats off the coast. Titled under. Approx. 12 1/4" x 18"

T. Bailey (American, born 19th century), 1926, oil on canvas depicting a clipper ship under full sails, signed l.l., titled and dated verso, 16" x 20" canvas, 19 1/2" x 23 1/2" framed.

Mid 19th century. Charming paintings on glass one portrait of a woman titled ÒFannyÓ and the other is a ship portrait with the American Flag flying at the mast. Each in overall nice condition housed

Intricately rigged (3) masted tall ship with a single dory, and a carved figurehead of a full bodied male, titled "Gladiator". 47 x 63 1/2 x 25 inches excluding base.

The graphite drawing on paper titled THE U.S. FRIGATE SAVANAH. STRUCK BY A SQUALL OFF THE CAPE HORN JUNE 25TH 1847. The artist, William C. Philbrick, misspelled the ship's name. Philbrick is listed as