CARVED AND PAINTED THREE MASTED CHESAPEAKE BAY SCHOONER

CARVED AND PAINTED THREE MASTED CHESAPEAKE BAY SCHOONER HALF HULL, BUILT BY "PEPPER" LANGLEY (AMERICAN 1915-2016), SOLOMONS, MD, DEC 1981. 14 X 42"

Dated 1919, length of bottle 12 inches. With carved and painted wood town and lighthouse behind the five masted schooner. Paper label with maker's name and date of 1919 in the bottle.

The carved and painted three-masted vessel with fifty-four cannons, painted background sky and carved sea, great folky carved male figurehead wearing top hat and blue coat, original yellow pine shadow

The all wood masted ship model depicted with multiple carved wood sails, three main masts, several cabins and complex, accurately detailed network of riggings and Jacob's ladders along with a carved a

Harry Jobes (MD, 1936-2019). Upper Chesapeake Bay carved and painted Brandt duck decoy, signed Capt. Harry R. Jobes; ht. 9, wd. 17.5, dp. 6.5 inches. Overall good condition.

Upper Chesapeake Bay carved and painted black duck decoy, unsigned in the manner of Capt. Harry Jobes; ht. 7.5, wd. 17, dp. 6.5 inches. Overall good condition.

American, 20th century. Hand painted and carved upper Chesapeake Bay Mallard duck decoy, unsigned; ht. 6, wd. 17, dp. 6.5 inches. Overall good condition. Paint loss around neck.

Carved & Painted Ship Diorama. 19th cent. 2-Masted pilot schooner. Ht. 12" W 19".

Early 20th century, likely Chesapeake Bay. The decoy having an early surface and several layers of paint. The head having been broken and reattached. In well used condition. L15" Sold from the private

signed "RAM 1985", ship depicted legend "Golden Ball K'port 1890". The three masted schooner Golden Ball was built in the David Clark shipyard on the Kennebunk River at Kennebunkport, Maine. It was bu

Antique Sailor Made Hand Carved and Painted Shadow Box Diorama, depicting a two masted schooner and a catboat. Height 16 in. Width 19.75 in.

The ship with painted red and white hull, and a cloud-filled background, inscribed below "El Virgen del Congest, a three masted schooner was constructed in a shipyard of Arenys de Mar in the year 1874

Watercolor of a Sailing Ship by Fred S. Cozzens (America, 1899) Depicting a three-masted schooner with a sailboat and steamship in the background, painted by Frederic Schiller Cozzens (American, 1846-

Carved Wooden Ship, Three Masted Scooner, painted and decorated, signed lower David S. Baker 30, 13"Tx28"Lx1"D

Harry Jobes (MD, 1936-2019), a carved and painted black duck decoy, signed Capt. Harry R. Jobes; ht. 7, wd. 16, dp. 6 inches. Overall good condition.

The depiction of the MAY, as named on an embroidered flag atop one mast, white wood sails and blue hull with yellow trim, carved and painted seas, painted background, the shadowbox built from pine and

American, First half 19th century Oil on panel, depicting a young sailor bidding farewell to his sweetheart, a three masted sailing ship in the background, mounted in a carved and painted frame of the

late 19th c., two-masted schooner in full sail with carved water, painted background with distant ships; in grain painted frame; 25.5"h; 36.5"w; 6"d Light installed at top of frame.

early 20th century, two masted schooner, hull with painted lettering "Columbia", carved and painted wood model with metal, paper, and string fittings/embellishments, approximately 36 x 45 x 6-3/4 in.,

Chesapeake Bay canvas back duck decoy, painted and carved, 15" L. Condition - tight crack, original old paint.

Anonymous Three Mast Schooner Boat Model. Not signed or dated. Carved and painted wood with string. Excellent condition. 25" x 15" x 4.5" with shadowbox frame. Est. $200-400. Ship: $65

Two carved birds. Original painted black and white plumage with red patch on the back of heads. Mounted on twigs with hanging wire. Chesapeake Bay, circa 1900. Smaller bird: H 6-1/2" W 1-3/4" D 1-7/8"

First half-20th century; two masted schooner with three cloth sails, 37 in. H., 36 in. L. with display stand.

Shadow box of two masted schooner with painted background.Top right of the sky is signed and dated J.E. Rudolph 1871. The hull and sails are carved from wood, with a plaster molded painted sea. Carved