J. Duncan Gleason (American, California) Clipper Ship,

J. Duncan Gleason California Clipper Ship "Stag Hound" Built by Donald McKay, Boston 1850 Oil on canvas, 24 x 30 inches Framed dimensions: 28 1/2 x 34 1/2 inches Condition: canvas tear to upper left,

U.S. Clippership Flying Cloud Model Ship in Bottle from Joe Duncan Gleason Collection. From Estate of artist Joe Duncan Gleason (California, 1881-1959) by descent in the family. Overall good condition

facsimile in oil; 24 x 20 inches

Scott Duncan (American, b. 1967) Clipper ship in Stormy Skies, oil on canvas. Signed lower right. (HEAR598)(EL) Dimensions: 30 x 40" unstretched Property from a fouth generation gallery, Manhattan

Scott Duncan (American, b 1967). Clipper ship at dawn, acrylic on canvas. Signed lower left. Dimensions: 26 x 36 unstretched Property from a fifth generation gallery, NYC (HEAR51)(EL)

JOE DUNCAN GLEASON STEAMER S.S. CALIFORNIA PAINTING Joe Duncan Gleason American, 1881-1959 S.S. California, Pacific Mail – Feb 28th 1849 Signed: Duncan Gleason (lr); Original Artist label affixed t

Joe Duncan Gleason, American (1881-1959). Possibly Catalina Island, California. Oil on board. Signed bottom right. Provenance: Gleason Studio's, California. Label on back is torn that appears to show

J. Clark, oil painting, J. Clark (British, 19th c.), American three-masted clipper ship, oil on panel, signed "J. Clark", lower right, 15.5"l x 11.5"w (sight), framed

JOHN TAYLOR ARMS (AMERICAN 1887-1953), AQUATINT, "THE AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIP", SIGNED C.1922, ED 200, PRINTED BY FREDERICK REYNOLDS, FULL MARGINS. IMAGE 12 X 18"; SHEET 16 1/2 X 22 1/2"

1890s Ship's Compass From The Zephyr Ship. From Estate of artist Joe Duncan Gleason (California, 1881-1959) by descent in the family. Overall good condition. For decoration purposes and may not be ful

Half Ship Model Ethel Zane from Joe Duncan Gleason Collection. From Estate of artist Joe Duncan Gleason (California, 1881-1959) by descent in the family. Overall good condition. Some surface wear/wood

Lot Of Ship Rigging. Overall good condition. Includes blocks, bullseye, and pulleys. From Estate of artist Joe Duncan Gleason (California, 1881-1959) by descent in the family. Sizes range: 4 in. to 8

Includes: 1) Charles J. A. Wilson (Massachusetts, 1880-1966). Engraving. Ann McKim of Baltimore, First American Clipper Ship. Limited Ed. 125/150. Signed in pencil lower right. Sight 9-1/2" x 13-1/2".

Lot of 6 Vintage Model Ships in Bottles from Joe Duncan Gleason Collection. Overall good condition. From Estate of artist Joe Duncan Gleason (California, 1881-1959) by descent in the family. Sizes ran

Lot of 6 Model Ships in Bottles from Joe Duncan Gleason Collection. Overall good condition. From Estate of artist Joe Duncan Gleason (California, 1881-1959) by descent in the family. Sizes range: 4 in

19th century large oil painting on canvas of an American clipper ship with other ships in distance and lighthouse, signed J. Pringle. Plaque on frame --AMERICAN SHIP MATILDA OFF SANDY HOOK. Size: 29.5

Western America California Gold Rush Advertising Card For "The A1 Extreme Clipper Ship FRANKLIN" c. July 1862, California Gold Rush Period, Colorful Clipper Ship "FRANKLIN," Advertising Card, New York

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; <

G. TURK (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), OIL ON BOARD, CLIPPER SHIP-CANTON HARBOR, SIGNED '81. 36 X 48"; FRAMED 45 X 58"

D. TAYLER (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), OIL ON CANVAS BOARD, CLIPPER SHIP, SIGNED. 22 X 30"; FRAMED 28 X 36"

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY), OIL ON CANVAS BOARD, CLIPPER SHIP, SIGNED CAPT FOULKE, 1939. 20 X 24"; FRAMED 26 1/2 X 30 1/4"

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY), OIL ON ARTIST BOARD, CLIPPER SHIP AT FULL SAIL, SIGNED HOFFMAN. FRAMED 20 X 24"

Large oil on canvas painting of a 19th C. clipper ship on rough seas under darkening skies. Signed lower left J. Winfried. Gilt gesso frame approx. 41" x 28 3/4". Sight, approx. 35 1/4" x 23".

John A. Taylor - American Folk Art painting of the famous nautical racing clipper ship America in choppy seas . Oil on J. Whatman artist board. Signed lower right. H 12" x L 15"