Harry H. Howe Nautical O/C, "Red Jacket"

Two glazed figures of rabbits. Harry rabbit in a red jacket and blue roller skates DB487, 2.5"L x 2.5"W x 4.75"H. Prince George Meets A Bilby DB515, Limited Edition 199 of 500, 4.25"L x 3"W x 4.5"H. R

H HOWE O/C LANDSCAPE, IN NEWCOMB-MACKLIN FRAME, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, PAINTING MEASURES 24" X 28", CIRCA 1940'S.

H HOWE O/C FLOWERS IN GREEN PITCHER, IN NEWCOMB-MACKLIN FRAME, CIRCA 1940'S, NICE ESTATE FOUND CONDITION. PAINTING MEASURES 25" X 20".

H HOWE O/C STILL LIFE W/FLOWERS AND FRUIT, PAINTED IN 1947 IN NEWCOMB-MACKLIN FRAME, SOME DAMAGE TO BOTTOM OF FRAME, PIECES OF GESSO OFF, CANVAS MEASURES 20" X 24", AS PICTURED

Depicting Stone Alley with flowers in foreground with steeple of Unitarian Church in background. Oil on panel, signed lower left, c. 1950-1960's. Harry H Howe (1886-1968)20.25 inches H, 17.25 inches W

Harry Hambro Howe 1886-1968 O/c Fishing Boats at Gloucester Harbor, Mass.. Oil on canvas painting. Signed, framed. Well Listed American Artist. Size: image 12 in by 14 in.; outside frame 15.5 in. x 17

English pottery figural cruet set, including mustard pot, vinegar bottle, salt seller, and pepper pot. Each in the form of a stout gentleman in a red jacket. H. of tallest (vinegar): 16 cm (6 1/4 in.)

English pottery figural cruet set, including mustard pot, vinegar bottle, salt seller, and pepper pot. Each in the form of a stout gentleman in a red jacket. H. of tallest (vinegar): 16 cm (6 1/4 in.)

signed, dated lower right "1936". 34 1/2" high, 44" wide. Provenance: Ex Collection C.K. Davis.

signed lower right, titled verso. (American, 1886-1968). Light soiling. 24" high, 20" wide. Provenance: Ex Collection C.K. Davis.

"Red Jacket", Samuel H. Pook design, built by George Thomas at Rockland, Maine in 1853. Model by Piel Craftsmen, Newburyport, Mass. The model on stand is loose inside the mahogany based glass case. 16

Model ship named "Red Jacket." Dimensions: H 25" x W 33" x D 6" Condition: Surface dirt to sails. Otherwise good condition.

Harry Hambro Howe (1886-1968) American, oil on canvas nautical painting of the Ship Mary at sea. Signed lower right. Frame: 9 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. Sight: 7 x 5 3/4 in. #1733 . Harry Hambro Howe was born in

Kiyoshi Saito Portrait Woodblock Print. Woman in Red Jacket. Dimensions: Image Size: H: 14.75 inches: W: 10 inches: Frame Height: 21.25 inches: Frame Width: 14.5 inches --- US Packing and Shipping cha

Unrestored oil on canvas painting, English barn scene w/rider in red jacket w/2 horses looking out at 2 men fencing in the distance, in an antique gold gilt gessoed frame (imperfect condition), stretc

Howe, Henry (American, 1886-1966) Oil Painting. “Going Ashore.” Oil on canvas painting. Signed lower right H Howe. In good condition. The painting measures 18” x 22”. The gilt frame measures 2

Cast Iron Mechanical Black Americana Banks, Man And Lady Ca. 1900, H 6.5" W 5" 2 pcs | Hands move, eyes roll, tongue moves. Lady in yellow dress "Dinah". Man in red jacket. Provenance: From the Estate

HARRY HAMBRO HOWEMassachusetts/Maine, 1886-1968Stone Alley, Nantucket, Massachusetts. Signed lower left "H. Howe".Oil on canvas laid on board, 14" x 11". Framed 20" x 17".

Santa candy container with blue pants and black boots, has some old repairs, in need of professional restoration. 11" h.

James L. Vlasaty lithograph of Seneca Chief Red Jacket wearing his George Washington Peace Medal and circa 1860s copy of the medal, includes article about Indian Peace Medals. 3 1/4"H x 2 1/4"W (medal

Indian Peace Medals 1866 "Harper's" Printed Article "The Red Jacket Medal" February 1866, Original, Complete Printed Article, "The Red Jacket Medal," from HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, by Alfred H. G

HARRY HAMBRO HOWE Massachusetts/Maine 1886-1968 Ship in a harbor. Signed lower right "H. Howe". Oil on canvas, 18" x 14". Framed 22" x 18".

H.H. Howe (William E. Paskell), signed, oil on canvas, Clipper Ship. 33" h x 42 1/2" w = frame. CONDITION: Abrasion to paint surface, lower right edge.

Indian Peace Medals 1866 "Harper's" Printed Article "The Red Jacket Medal" February 1866, Original, Complete Printed Article, "The Red Jacket Medal," from HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, by Alfred H. G