A PUDDLE STREAMER ENTERING THE HARBOR

Gouche/paper, signed & dated 1886 LR, 17.5 x 26 inches. Provenance: James D. Julia, Feb. 9, 2018. Lot 1168

Schooner Entering Harbor in Choppy Waters oil on artist board 7 1/2 x 8 inches (overall including frame)

Limited Edition Remarqued Print of Ships by William R. Dawson, pencil signed lower right, Sailboat entering harbor, #2/30, with remarque of tugboat lower left, in wooden frame and double mat, 31" x 25

depicted off the shore of a detailed walled town with various domed buildings; with a sun low on the horizon; framed under glass; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 20 1/2 x

Oil on canvas, ship Mary Lord under sail, with information on reverse - Mary Lord of Port Ellsworth Maine, sailing into Camden Harbor, attributed to Solon Francis Montecello Badger. Image 21.5”

American, late 19th Century. Oil on canvas in a later frame. Signed on lower right. Dramatic depiction of a ship entering the harbor at twilight. 17"h. 13.5"w. (sight). Frame, 24"h. 20.5"w.

Depicting the ship entering Portsmouth Harbor after a three years cruise in the Mediterranean. Built in 1828, the USS Concord was 700 tons with 18 guns, and was lost off the East coast of Africa in 18

Artist: Hiroshige, Ando, 1797-1858 Title: Boats Entering the Harbor at Tsukudajima Series: Famous Places in the Eastern Capital Date: 1832-38 Medium: Japanese woodblock print

Gregory S. Hill (American, b. 1944), "Entering Nantucket Harbor," 1988, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left, signed, titled and dated verso, gallery receipt (G.S Hill Gallery, Carmel, CA) affix

Skiff Entering A Harbor, Oil On Canvas Painting, Unsigned, 12 X 20 Inches, Framed. Condition Commensurate With Age; Craquelure Overall And Slight Discoloration Of Varnish Layer, Not Yet Examined Under

* Ynez Johnston (American, b. 1920) Entering the Harbor, 1982 etching numbered 8/20, signed, titled and dated in pencil 9 x 11 3/4 inches. Estimate $200-400 Property from The Estate of Robert Geppert,

GEORGE LAURENS KIERSThe Netherlands, 1838-1916Sailboat entering a harbor. Signed lower left “G.L. Kiers”.Oil on canvas, 17” x 27”. Framed 23” x 32.5”.

KARL LARSEN (DANISH-AMERICAN, 1899-1992), OIL ON CANVAS, H 29", L 35", HARBOR SCENE:Karl Larsen [Danish/American, 1899-1992]. Depicting a ketch entering a harbor with a building, wharf and mountain in

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese print depicting a ship with multiple figures entering a harbor, embellished with gold leaf accents over the clouds and minor details on the figures. CIRCA: Mid-Late 20th Ct. OR

Signed center panel "Layne 1986." Sight size: 25-1/4"h x 37-3/4"w

Willis Henry Plummer (American, 1838-1935) A Bark and Sidewheeler Entering and Leaving Boston Harbor, 1872 oil on canvas signed and dated 24 x 34 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary

A 19th century oil on canvas seascape attributed to James Edward Buttersworth, British, 1817-1894. Depicts a "Frigate Entering the West Indian Harbor". Unsigned, attributed to Buttersworth and titled

This great litho is from the original work of William James Aylward (1875-1956) produced for the North German Lloyd Shipping Co. Features the Bremen entering the New York Harbor. Frame measures 27" x

1921 Dockyard builders model of the "S.S.Belasco", built by Messers John I Thornycroft & Co Limited, Woolston Works, Southampton ' for Dover Shipping Company, hull. Length 300 Feet, Beam 43, Draught 2

Isaac Sailmaker oil of “British Warships in Port”. This large oil on canvas by “The father of British marine painting” displays many of the type of English warships of the late

Whaling journal of whalship Captain Jacob L Cleveland on board the Whaling Barque Cherokee from August 6, 1846 to February 8, 1849. This is quite a logbook packed with information, whalt stamps, poems

Extremely rare Fourth Order Drum Lens with cut glass lenses set into a bronze frame with lifting handles. Sturdily built. Large and heavy. Early 20th Century. Dimension: 16 tall without handles,,,, 17

Tiffany silver puzzle from the elegant steam yacht Dreamer owned by Thomas W. Lawson, the Copper King. The tray holds a bear seated on a capstan holding a rope. A cloisonne flag with Lawsons house fla

Highly regarded model of the Frigate Essex by noted female marine modeler Portia Takakjian. Portia wrote a book chronicling the research and building of this model and lectured as well. The model is b