FIELDING LUCAS (AMERICAN, 1781-1854) NAUTICAL CHART /

Nautical Chart of South American coast, between Rio de la Plata and Valparaiso. Details include Cape Horn Islands, South Shetlands, Falklands, Southern tip of South American coast including Chile and

Large, impressive nautical chart of the Reconnaisance of the Western Coast of the United States (Middle Sheet) from San Francisco to Umpquah River. Coastal chart of the western coast with twelve vigne

GEOGRAPHICAL, STATISTICAL, AND HISTORICAL MAP OF TENNESSEE drawn by Fielding Lucas, Jr., engraved by William Kneass, from A COMPLETE HISTORICAL, CHRONOLOGICAL, AND GEOGRAPHICAL AMERICAN ATLAS, publish

Heading: (Lucas, Fielding, Jr.) Author: Title: The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Sentimental English Songs & The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Humourous English Song

WALTER LOFTHOUSE DEAN, Sailing Ship, Oil on Canvas: Walter L. Dean (1854-1912) Listed American Artist, Commodore of Boston Yacht Club and VP of Boston Art Club, Known for his Nautical Paintings and La

Historic Maps "A Plan of Success Bay in Strait Le Maire / A Chart of the S.E. part of Terra del Fuego... by Captn. Cook 1769" c. 1781, A "Dual" Map from Captain Cook's Voyages, titled: "A Plan of Succ

Historic Maps "A Plan of Success Bay in Strait Le Maire / A Chart of the S.E. part of Terra del Fuego... by Captn. Cook 1769" c. 1781, Dual Map from Captain Cook's Voyages, titled: "A Plan of Success

Notes on the Practical Effect of the Treaty Lately Made Between Great Britain and the United States Attached are two fold-out charts of American Vessels

American nautical barometer, the center marked "U.S. Life Saving Service" within a life saver, hook, and oar, the exterior ring reading "Stormy" to "Fair" housed within an oak case. 8.25" square

George Henry Clements (American, 1854 - 1935), "Nassau", 1913, framed watercolor of sailboats at dock, lighthouse in distance, cloudy sky, signed, titled and dated at lower left, matted and framed beh

George Henry Clements (American, 1854 - 1935), "Sailboat", 1899, watercolor on paper, depicts the rear view of sailboat headed towards the shoreline, mountainous horizon with stormy clouds, signed and

A. F. King. Oil on canvas. Signed artwork. Still life. Good condition, no apparent damage. Framed. Size: 24" x 30" inches.

Joseph Rodefer DeCamp (American 1854 - 1923) Portrait of Edith Baker DeCamp, the artist's wife Oil on canvas Unsigned 24" x 21" Provenance: Mrs. Leonora M. Ellison Brookline, the artist daughter by de

An American nautical shadowbox diorama model by Louis Gunderson, circa 1900, featuring a harbor with three schooners, tugboat, two villages and a ketch, signed on a flag, 23"h x 45.5"w x 6"d. Provenan

East Coast of North America 1870, 47 inches by 33 inches. George W. Eldridge Chart of Kennebec River to Deer Isle, 1916, 35 inches by 59 inches. Together with blue print of the US Merrimack and an 183

Winter landscape oil on canvas h. 20 w. 24 in. overall: 28 x 32 in. signed on back of frame, 'Josephine A. Morton / Williamstown', in a period gilt carved Newcomb Macklin frame The first exhibition at

Charlie Lucas (American, b. 1951) "Flexi-Pipe Mask", 1997. Mixed media sculpture. Along with a cassette with the artist explaining the piece. Size: 32'' x 17'' x 6.25'' (81 x 43 x 16 cm).

ASSORTED ANTIQUE AMERICAN NAUTICAL FRIT PAPERWEIGHTS, LOT OF TWO, colorless, comprising a "REMEMBER THE MAINE" on a polychrome mottled ground, and a pedestal sail boat on the ocean. Various makers. Fi

William (Bill) Traylor, American, 1854-1949. A 20th century pencil and gouache on cardboard bird silhouette, entitled "Black Goose". Includes original 1983 receipt and brochure from the Hill Gallery,

King, Albert F (American, 1854-1945) still life with fruit and blue and gray decorated stoneware pitcher, oil on board, measuring 4 by 6 inches, in a gold frame measuring 7 by 9 inches. Provenance: Co

Lovell Birge Harrison, (American, 1854-1929), The Departure of the Mayflower (also: Return of the Mayflower), oil on canvas, completed 1886, signed lower right, original stretcher, 66.5" x 95", Proven

Gouache and pencil on paper depicting two men boxing attributed to Bill Traylor (American, 1854-1947). Signed in pencil lower right. Includes Hill Gallery, Birmingham, Michigan receipt from 1983. View

LEE HAYES (American 1854-1946) "Hillside Landscape" Oil on board. 21 x 28 inches; Frame: 24 1/4 x 31 1/8 inches. Signed l/r.

George Inness Jr. American, 1854-1926 Morning, Venice, 1898 Signed Inness Jr. and dated 1898 (ll) Oil on canvas 29 x 36 1/8 inches Possibly exhibited in the 1898 Paris Salon as number 1061. A work by