American clipper ship shadowbox model

American Three-Mast Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 20th Century, full ship model on the open sea in a molded frame of ebonized, natural and gilt wood. Overall Height 20.5 in. Width 30 in. Depth 5 in.

American Folk Art Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 19th Century , 25 cut-tin sails, sailor on deck and in rowboat; background painted with lighthouse flying American flag at sunset, composition sea, flat pine

Cased model of an American Clipper Ship. Fine small model of a clipper with good detail and a glass display case. The successful bidder will have the option of removing this item from the auction sit

Admiralty style model of the American Clipper Ship Ann McKim. This fine model was once the property of the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. The inner hull displays all ribs and beams showing

DESCRIPTION: Pan American Airways System Sikorsky S-42B model, "Pan American Clipper", ship no. NC-16734. Airplane model affixed to wooden base. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 8 1/4" (

Highest quality model of the American clipper ship "Flying Cloud". Planked deck with expertly executed cabins, hatches, skylights, etc... Hull is copper sheathed below the waterline and painted black

Scale ship model of the American clipper ship "Hamilton." Heavily rigged with standing and running cords, built up cabins, scribed deck, and hollowed hull. Name and home port of Boston are painted on

Antique model of the American Clipper Ship Staghound. Staghound was built by famous ship builder Donald McKay. The model is mounted into a custom display case, the scribed deck carries cabins, hatches

19th c paint decorated American shadow box ship model of single mast ship painted background and water, ship painted wood, tin, and string. Some staining, and loss to right front edge of water. Glass

(lot of 4) Model ships, all on wood plinth bases, including: (1) American clipper ship, "Sovereign of the Seas," built in Boston, 1853, approx 15"h, 21"w, 3.25"d; (1) American fishing schooner, "Gertr

American Clipper ship "Flying Fish"

Flying Cloud, American Clipper ship 1851 1:96 scale

SHADOW BOX MODEL OF A CLIPPER SHIPAmerica, Early 20th CenturyThe clipper ship, under full sail, with carved wood sails, rigging and other details, set in a plaster sea with other boats and launches in

Antique shadow box model of the clipper ship Annie Bell under full sail cruising through calm seas in front of a painted background. In a wooden frame. Dimensions: 32" tall x 42" long

An American Scale Model of a Clipper Ship 20th Century Flying Cloud&nbsp;build by Frank J. Elsmer in a glass case.&nbsp;Height of case 29 1/4 x width 39 x depth 13 inches.&nbsp; <

Folk art clipper ship model diorama framed in shadow box under glass. "Hound" on center mast flag. 16 x 23.5 x 3.5in.

Folk Art Clipper Ship "N. Light" Shadow Box, early 20th Century, depicting a carved half model of the fully rigged 3-mast ship "N. Light", with 29 carved wood sails, in molded cherry frame. Overall He

"Clipper Ship John P. Adams" model ship in shadowbox frame. 16" x 26".

Nicely Detailed Model of a Clipper Ship, 20th c., probably American, mounted on a pine board painted to simulate waves, H.- 20 1/4 in., W.- 32 1/2 in., D.- 11 3/4 in.

Framed model of a clipper ship. [11 1/2" H x 18" W x 2 1/2" D].

SHADOW BOX MODEL OF AN AMERICAN-FLAGGED SAILING SHIPLast Quarter of the 19th CenturyVessel with black hull with a white stripe showing gunports, and a beautifully carved figurehead under the bowsprit.

SHADOW BOX MODEL OF A THREE-MASTED SHIP UNDER FULL SAIL America, Early 20th Century. Signed “R.B. Reed, 1929.&rdquo; Ship flying an American flag. Wooden sails. Height 15". Width 26". Depth 4.5"

Model of ship 'Perry' in shadow box. American. Circa 1900. H 13-1/8" W 24" D 7-3/4". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o0eu4jf8lmlpnxl

American - Circa 1940's or 1950's 37" Long x 24" Tall Outdoor Use Weathered Patina This decorative clipper ship vane is a very late production model, possibly from the manufacturer E. G Washburne & Co