Nathaniel Currier colored lithograph. Clipper ship "Red Jacket": In the ice off Cape Horn, on her

(American, 1813-1888) Clipper Ship "Red Jacket" In the Ice Off Cape Horn, on Her Passage from Australia, to Liverpool, August 1854, large folio hand colored lithograph, image 16-1/4 x 23-3/4 in., shee

Currier & Ives - Clipper Ship Red Jacket - In The Ice Off Cape Horn On Her Passage From Australia To Liverpool Original Lithograph, medium folio. Behind glass in attractive gold painted old wooden fra

(American, 1813-1888), hand colored lithograph, large folio, dated 1855. Framed, not examined out of frame. Toning, stains. 28 1/2" high, 34" wide. Reference: Conningham "Currier & Ives Prints" No. 11

Attributed to Clement Drew (1806 - 1889), clipper ship, red jacket off Cape Horn, unsigned, 19 1/2" x 29 1/2". Provenance: Marianne Clark Antiques, Southwest Harbor Maine.

N Currier- hand colored lithograph of The Clipper Ship Dreadnought plate 16 x 24" 30 x 36" as framed.

After Nathaniel Currier, color lithograph of the clipper ship "Dreadnought" Off Sandy Hook, February 23, 1854, Nineteen days from Liverpool. 8" x 11" unframed.

Good overall as pictured

4 Antique Currier & Ives Lithographs of Square Rigged Ships Red Jacket, U. S. Ship of the Line Pennsylvania, Red White & Blue, and Great Republic in Period Frames. Largest measures 15 inches x 20 inch

Clipper Ship Titeled "Red Jacket" N. Currier, New York 1855 Print. On Stone by C. Parsons. Used condition, minor burning, minor stains. Framed size 32 1/4" long x 26 1/2".

Nathaniel Currier (American, 1813-1888), lithograph depicting a fully rigged American clipper ship, inscribed "To Donald McKay Esq. Builder of the Leviathan", 15 3/4" x 23 1/4" image size, 26 3/4" x 3

Nathaniel Currier (American, 1813-1888) 'Clipper Ship Dreadnought' Color Lithograph Published 1854, matted behind glass in a gold lacquered frame having an R.S. Johnson International label verso givin

The small folio 19th century hand colored lithograph titled 'U. S. Ship of the Line Pennsylvania. 140 Guns. : Tonnage 3,000 - Length from Figurehead to Stern gallery 247 ft. Extreme breadth 85 ft. - H

Clipper Ship "Dreadnought" off Tuskar Light, 12 1/2 Days from New York on her Celebrated Passage into Dock of Liverpool in 13 Days 11 Hours, December 1854. Hand Colored Lithograph, 1856. Drawn on ston

**Originally Listed At $200** Currier & Ives (American, 1834-1907), "A Clipper Ship in a Snow Squall." 1872. A separately issued hand-colored lithograph by “America’s printmakers” depicting a sh

Nathaniel Currier, the Clipper Ship "Sweepstakes", , 1853, original 19th c. lithograph. (C113a) (PSOR9053) [TC] Dimensions: 19 7/8 in x 25 5/8 in, framed 29x35 Provenance: From the Single Owner Estat

Mid 19th century, hand colored lithographs on paper. Small folio. Two by N. Currier from the Old Best 50 list. "Perry's Victory on Lake Erie", C#4754, and "American Clipper Ship, Witch of the Wave", C

CURRIER, Nathaniel (1813-1888).Clipper Ship "Great Republic": Length on Deck 325 Feet.- Breadth of Beam 53 Feet.- Depth of Hold 39 Feet.-Tonnage per Register 4500.Lithograph with original hand color.N

Hand colored lithograph that reads Mr Paul Robeson As Othello, depicts a standing man in gold jacket and armor and red cape amongst a theater stage. Framed in gold metal leafed wooden frame with off w

Currier & Ives - Loss Of The U.S.M. Steam Ship Arctic, Off Cape Race Wednesday September 27th 1834.Original hand colored lithograph, small folio. Framed and matted in an attractive old wooden frame. N

PRINT ìCLIPPER SHIP RED JACKETî20th CenturyAfter Nathaniel Currier.18.5î x 26î. Framed 22î x 29î.

"The Red Jacket", a portrait of the greatest of all clipper ships, cutting through rough waves under the sun with all sails set, oil on linen, signed lower left, with a label verso from G.M. Lotinga F

(British, 1818-1865) Clipper Ship Dreadnaught Off Tuskar Light, 1856, color lithograph with gum arabic, sheet 19-3/4 x 26-7/8 in.; lemon gilt frame, 24-1/4 x 31-1/4 in. Note: The clipper ship Dreadnou

CONTINENTAL SCHOOLCirca 1769Spanish frigate La Ventura in the ice at Cape Horn. A drawing in two sections, side by side, each section within a square border of alternating filled and open lines. Left

The Last War Whoop. (Painted by A.F. Tait, Lithographed by N. Currier) Hand-colored lithograph. New York: Currier & Ives, 1856. 21 x 27 1/2 inches. One of the few scenes where Tait depicted a Native A