John Stobart "Boston, Long Wharf"

John Stobart (American, b 1929) "Boston, Long Wharf by Moonlight in 1985", offset lithograph, pencil signed "John Stobart", edition 683/750, 20-1/2" x 32-1/4" image, framed 33-1/2" x 43", very good co

Signed John Stobart Limited Edition Boston "Long Wharf By The Moonlight in 1965" Pencil Numbered 641/750 Lithograph. 27 inches x 37 inches.

John Stobart (British, b.1929) Titled " Boston Long Warf by Moonlight in 1865" Signed and edition in pencil lower right #63/750 Signed in the plate lower right Sight size: 23 1/2"h x 33 1/2"w Used con

"Boats Tied to Long Wharves / Possibly Boston" oil on canvas laid to panel. 18 x 22 inches (overall including Stanford White style frame)

Raymond Massey, Boston Long Wharf, Romance of the Seas, in custom matted frame, 42" x 47'. PLEASE NOTE: To be sold in place at 7 Ashley Ct, Lynnfield, MA. Preview by Appointment; call 978-927-2223.

John Stobart 'Boston The Celebrated Clipper Ship Lightning towing out on her Maiden Voyage in 1854' Lithograph Signed and 140/750. Approx. size 27.5 inches tall x 35.5 wide (art) 19 tall x 29.5 wide.

John Stobart, American, b. 1929, "Boston, The Celebrated Clipper Ship Lightning Towing Out on her Maiden Voyage in 1854", maritime print, signed lower right, numbered 61/750(COLNS5213)(WK). Measuremen

John Stobart S/N Lithograph ""Boston": No sleeve or COA. Measuring 35.5 x 27.5". Numbered 703/750

Pen signed, numbered AP/750. Dimensions: (Paper) H 27.5" x W 37.5" Condition: Paper bright and clean. Appears never framed.

John Stobart Signed and Framed Lithograph Boston Harbor. Of the Clipper Ship Lightening. Pencil signed and numbered 609/750. 32 inches x 40 inches

John Stobart (American, B. 1929) Boston. Color offset lithograph dated to 1980, pencil signed lower right and numbered 631/750 19.25" x 30" Frame: 30" x 38.25"

offset lithographs, views of Boston include "Faneuil Hall from the East in 1825" and "Waiting for the Dawn," each signed and numbered in pencil lower margin, both Maritime Heritage Prints, matted and

2 i/c stocks, 1916 and undated State: Massachusetts City: Boston Date:

JOHN STOBART (AMERICAN, B. 1929)Boston; Waiting for the Dawn, 1987Polychrome lithograph, hand-signed lower right, editioned 426/950. Matted behind glass, lacquered wood frame. Sight: 14.25" height, 19

Stobart, John (British, b. 1929), San Francisco Vallejo Street Wharf in 1863, 1977, color lithograph, pencil signed and numbered lower right 116/750, image size 20.5 x 31.5 inches, matted and framed 3

Stobart, John (British, b. 1929), San Francisco, Vallejo Street Wharf in 1863, (1977), lithographic print on Paper, 24.5 x 33 inches, pencil signed and inscribed A.P., unframed.

John Stobart (British, b.1929) Titled " Boston Waiting for Dawn" Signed and edition in pencil lower right #362/450 Signed and dated in the plate lower right Sight size: 14 1/2"h x 19 1/2"w Used condit

Spectacular and highly detailed art from the famous maritime artist John Stobart. Title: Georgetown at the Patomac Wharf 1842. This is a high quality, limited edition lithograph, of the original paint

JOHN STOBARTMassachusetts/Florida, b. 1929"Mystic Seaport - The Charles W. Morgan at Chubb's Wharf by Moonlight". Titled on the center margin. Numbered 2008/6141. Signed "Stobart"

John Stobart, American (b. 1929) Color Lithograph "San Francisco, Vaiiejo Street Wharf in 1863" Signed and Numbered 485/750 in Pencil. Good condition. Sight measures 24" H x 32-3/4" W, frame measures

JOHN STOBART (English, b. 1929). SAN FRANCISCO, VAIIEJO STREET WHARF IN 1863 (MOONLIGHT), signed, numbered 12/750. Color lithograph. Image measures 37.5" x 22", frame measures 42.5" x 32.5".

English American. Titled "Baltimore, Federal Hill and the Marine Observatory from Spear's Wharf, 1872." Signed and numbered 1416/950 lower right. 31.25"h. 43"w.

Vol. 1 and Vol II. "Journals of Lieut. Commander De Long Illustrated" Boston, Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 1884. hardcover clothbound. 9 1/2 x 6 inches Condition: Good

4 early 19th c. Coin Silver Fiddle Spoons by John Jones of Boston. Marked J. Jones Coin and with a ornate script monogram, weach spoon is 6" long. John Jones was an important Boston silversmith workin