STEAMING DOWN THE HUDSON SHIP DIORAMA

541. STEAMING DOWN THE HUDSON SHIP DIORAMA | Models of two ships, New York Central System No. 3 and the Harbor Tug Sturdy, c. 1930, depicted on the Hudson River, model by Robert H. Mouat, scale 3/32.

Hand painted shadowbox cased ship's diorama. Depicting a three masted ship on choppy seas. Inscribed in pencil, Mr. Geo. D. Staples Stroutsburg, on backing; 18in. X 31in.

Very Fine Hand Antique Blown Glass Diorama under a glass dome Unusual and Very Fine Hand Blown Glass Diorama including glass Birds, Deer, Ship and animals under glass dome. approx 13.5"D x 14"H

Three mast schooner, Veve, carved hull and sails mounted on a stepped base, with painted backboard and plaster sea. Grain painted sides, English, c. 1890-1910. 24” H x 29.25” W x 6” D.

SHIP DIORAMA WITH 4 SHIPS & SEAGULLS IN SHADOW BOX 26" X 18"

The folk art shadowbox diorama with green sculpted plaster sea capped with white waves, red boat trimmed in black with yellow depicted off coastal waters with a lighthouse against a grey-blue diorama

The schooner depicted with an interesting carved wood sail portrayed as if billowing and bunched up, flying the American flag and plying choppy seas, a lighthouse in the distance, primitive shadow box

19th century American folk art ship diorama, polychrome painted, appears unsigned. Some rigging loose, minor corner losses to some of the wood sails. 18''h, 25-3/4''w, 5-1/4''d. Provenance: Estate of

American Ship's Diorama, circa 1860, depicting a three-masted square rigged vessel in full wooden sails passing by a lighthouse with a #4 pilot boat at the bow and a steam-sail boat following. 15 in.

Shadow box of two masted schooner with painted background.Top right of the sky is signed and dated J.E. Rudolph 1871. The hull and sails are carved from wood, with a plaster molded painted sea. Carved

Circa 1900 folk art US naval steam ship diorama in painted wood with 5 sailors on board. In glass and wood case overall 29 x 19 x 11 inches.

Sailing ship diorama with carved sails and highly detailed painted rigging.19th century. Great colors. Excellent condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. H8-7/8" W 11-5/8" D 2-1/2".

Shadowbox of a three masted whaleship, carved hull and sails with painted plaster sea in a stained Oak frame. American, c. 1900, 25 inches H x 30.5 inches W x 6 inches D.

Carved and Painted Wood Half Hull Ship Diorama, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. The fully rigged ship under full sail on choppy waters, painted background; housed in a walnut shadow box. Shad

late 19th c., two-masted schooner in full sail with carved water, painted background with distant ships; in grain painted frame; 25.5"h; 36.5"w; 6"d Light installed at top of frame.

19th century American folk art ship diorama, polychrome painted, appears unsigned. Minor separation to box, some pieces loose, lacking glass. 15-1/4''h, 25-1/2''w, 5''d. Provenance: Estate of Joseph '

Antique American Ship Diorama, carved and painted wood, shadowbox frame, h. 14 1/2 in., w. 24 in., d. 4 1/2 in.

Depiction of a three masted clipper ship, painted background with lighthouse, no visible signature. Overall measures 14.5" x 20.5" x 3.25". Condition: Wear to paint.

Frame 25 x 34.5 inches.

Small Ship Diorama Dated 1870 Shadow box of a French Schooner pulling a dory. Backboard and sides painted in a strong blue with small painted lighthouse on a hill. Framed in gold leaf stars and roped

Large ship diorama of a frigate under sail with original paint decoration, mounted in its original black painted frame and old glass, circa 1900. 19"h x 29"w x 4"d oa

Half Hull Ship Diorama "Aracan". Sailing ship "Aracan" under full sail, painted backdrop. (QSHIP1302) {PR} Property Title: Measurements:Case: 22" x 29" x 4"

Ship's Diorama. C. 1900. Carved & painted with seashell border. Ht. 19" W 20" D 5". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

A shadow box ship diorama, depicting a three masted ship in full sail flying a H.H. flag, 17.25"h x 26.25"w x 4"d. Provenance: Ken Brown, Frank's Fisherman, San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf