Edward Moran Panel of American Sailing Ship

Edward Moran (Pennsylvania, 1829-1901) oil on panel of an American brig sailing ship and lighthouse, signed lower right 9.5"L x 16"W sight size

Attributed to Edward Moran (American, 1829-1901) Sailing Ships, oil painting on canvas mounted to board. Size: 18" x 24.5", 46 x 62 cm (board).

Edward Moran (American 1829-1901) Ship in a Squall oil on canvas signed lower left dated 79' 20 x 17" canvas 30 x 27" as framed

Thomas Sidney Moran (American, fl.1880-1910) American Sailing Ship, watercolor and gouache on paper, pencil signed lower left, sight: 10.5"h x 13.75"w, overall (with frame): 18"h x 21.5"w

Folk art wood marquetry panel, possibly sailor-made, depicting the American sailing ship the MABEL J. MYERS. Enroute from Barbados to Boston with a cargo of molasses, the ship collided with the battle

Gilt classical mirror with the reverse painting is of an American masted sailing ship. Also included is a hand written framed letter of provenance as of 1951 with mirror estimated age 1810-20. Mirror

19th c. Painted Metal Rectangular Tray, central panel depicting an American three-mast ship with smaller vessel approaching, captioned "Ship Montere (sic) of Boston, H. Crowell Master", surrounded by

Edward Moran (1829 - 1901) "Ships at Sunset" Oil on Canvas , Signed lower Right , measures 15" x 21" , w/frame 21" x 27"

John Theodor Edward Stoll (German American, 1889-1974). Original oil painting on board. A seascape painting produced in an Impressionist style. A three masted sailing ship, in the midst of a daytime s

PRESSED LACY EAGLE AND CONSTITUTION OVAL DISH, colorless, the sides divided into eight stippled panels with alternating reserves of a shield-breast American eagle and a sailing ship believed to repres

EE-8A EAGLE AND SHIP PRESSED OPEN SALT, colorless, the sides divided into six stippled panels with alternating reserves of a shield-breast American eagle and a sailing ship believed to represent the U

EE-8 EAGLE AND SHIP PRESSED OPEN SALT, colorless with slight green tint, the sides divided into six stippled panels with alternating reserves of a shield-breast American eagle and a sailing ship belie

FIRST RECOGNITION OF THE AMERICAN FLAG BY A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT" (IN THE HARBOR OF QUIBERON, FRANCE, FEB.13,1778) SALUTE TO THE U.S.SHIP RANGER IN COMMAND OF JOHN PAUL JONES. 38.5" X 26.5

(American, 1829-1901) bears signature l.r. "Edward Moran." Large section of canvas missing from upper right corner, two holes on left side, relined and repaired. 12"h x 24"w

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

Earl Edward Collins (Connecticut/New York, 1925-1992) oil on canvas maritime painting depicting the clipper ship "Lightning" sailing across tumultuous waters, an American flag visible at the stern. Si

John G. MacGowan Painting "Newport Rhode Island" View from Fort Wetherill, Jamestown Rhode Island John G. MacGowan (American 20th century) Medium: oil painting on wood panel of sailing ships off the c

Of tabernacle form, the outset cornice applied with spherules, above a carved frieze and eglomise panel depicting a ship sailing toward a castle, above a rectangular mirror plate, flanked by fluted co

Edward Moran (American, 1829-1901) Boat Scene oil on canvas signed Edw. Moran (lower left) 18 x 26 inches. Estimate $2,000-4,000 Property from the Estate of Bertha Levine-Lewis, Chicago, Illinois Mino

Medium: Oil on canvas. Title: New York Harbor Scene. Dimensions: 20 x 30 inches

EDWARD MORAN (American 1829-1901) A PAINTING, "Schuylkill River," 19TH CENTURY, oil on card, signed L/L, "E. Moran;" 9 1/2" x 16 1/2", framed 17 1/2" x 24".

American Sailing Ship Diorama, approx. 18.5" x 4" x 14.5"

Late 19th century American sailing ship diorama, ship is 3-dimensional with hand painted background, has pennants and American flag hanging from mast, original glass in gold gesso frame, sight is 11.5

First quarter 20th century. Exceptionally well detailed wooden model of a three-masted sailing ship. String and chain rigging, metal details including davits, cloth sails and original paint. Some glue