William Coulter Oil on Canvas, Ships at Sea.

William Alexander Coulter (1849 - 1936), Oil on canvas, Ships at sea, signed lower right, W. A. Coulter. (16 x 24 inches). Framed. (Taken out of the frame).

Attributed to William Alexander Coulter (American, 1849-1936), Cargo Ship at Sea, oil on canvas board, signed lower right, sight: 11"h x 18.5"w, overall (with frame): 14.25"h x 21.5"w. Provenance: Pri

Signed E William, 20th C. Oil on Canvas Full Sail Clipper Ship on Seas, Framed. size: 24 x 36, 29 x 41 outside frame

American School (19th/20th Century), oil on canvas, Ship at Sea, 27-3/4" x 39" canvas, unframed, relined, losses, warping

Original Drake painting Oil on Canvas Sailing Ships at Sea. William A Drake (Canada,1891-1979) Dimensions : 34.5 inches wide x 28.5 inches high x 1.5 inches deep. Art measures 29 inches wide x 23.5 in

Oil on canvas, untitled, ships at sea. Signed lower left. Housed in molded carved gold frame. Sight - 19 1/2 x 26 1/2, Frame - 25 x 32 1/4.

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY), OIL ON CANVAS, SAIL BOAT/SHIPS AT SEA, SIGNED A. CABALI. 16 X 23"; FRAMED 19 1/2 X 26 1/2"

ATTRIBUTED TO JONAS LIE (AMERICAN 1880-1940), OIL ON CANVAS, SAILING SHIPS IN OPEN SEAS, SIGNED. 11 7/8 X 16 1/8"; FRAMED 19 X 23" PROVENANCE: C.G. SLOAN & CO. AUCTIONEERS, 1989, LOT #1113; ESTATE OF

After Joseph Mallord William Tuner (1775-1851). Reproduction of Calais Pier. Oil on canvas. Subject depicts ships at sea in rough water. Artist name on metal plaque at lower center on mat. Back of can

(America/Britain, active late 19th century) oil on canvas, ship portrait at high seas titled “Square Rigger”. H51” W42 ½”

William Knox (1862 - 1925) oil painting on canvas titled "The Flying Cloud" depicting a ship at sea. Knox is known for marine painting. Signed lower left. Measures 36" (91cm) width by 24" (61cm) heigh

William Henry Harlowe (American, 1886-1966) marine painting depicting a tall ship at sea, oil on canvas, signed "H. H. Howe", 18" x 22", framed 22-1/2" x 26-1/2", good condition with some surface abra

William Alexander Coulter (American/Irish, 1849-1936), Clipper Ships Under Sail, oil on canvas, unsigned, canvas: 24”h x 36”w, overall (with frame): 31.25”h x 43.25”w. Provenance: Deaccessione

Attributed to William P. Rogers (Irish, 1842-1872) Ships at Sea oil on canvas 20 x 30 inches. Property from the Collection of Mary Southworth, Lake Forest, Illinois

William Alexander Coulter (American/Irish, 1849-1936), “Clipper Ship - George Thompson,” oil on canvas, unsigned, artist title placard lower center, canvas: 24”h x 36”w, overall (with frame):

Ship in Stormy Seas, oil on canvas, signed "W.H. Williams" lower left, 19th century, overall (with frame): 17.5"h x 25.5"w

Oil on canvas painting depicting a seascape, a sailing ship at sea duting storm. An artwork in the manner of William Turner, 1775-1851, an English Romantic artist. Ornate golden frame. Collectible Nau

Ships heading out to sea Oil on board Signed lower left: W.A. Coulter 39.5" H x 51.25" W

WILLIAM RICHARDSON TYLERNew York/New Hampshire, 1825-1896Ship at sea. Signed lower left "W. Tyler".Oil on canvas, 22" x 38". Framed 29" x 45".

William Frederick Mitchell, British, 1845 to 1914, oil painting on canvas depicting a sea scape with ships, 1896. Signed and dated lower right. Framed. William Frederick Mitchell was a British artist

WILLIAMSON, William Henry, (English, 1820-1883): Sailing Ships on Rough Seas off the Coast, Oil/Canvas, 12" x 24", signed lower left, interesting gilded gesso frame with flag seal and crossed sabers,

SHOWING A OIL ON CANVAS OF A SHIPS GALLERY WITH CREW ON DECK AND THE CAPTAIN LOOKING OUT TO SEA. THIS REMARKABLE PAINTING IS SIGNED PAUL Mac WILLIAMS AND HAS A STRIKING COMPOSITION . DATED 1974 . IMAG

WILLIAM FRANCIS BURTON (British 1907-1995) A PAINTING, "Sailing Ship on Rough Seas," 20TH CENTURY, oil on canvas, signed L/L, "BURTON;" 24" x 36", framed 34" x 46".

William Knox (British 1862-1925) ship on the high seas, oil on canvas, signed "W. Knox" in the lower left. [Sight: 20"H x 30" W; FrameL 23"H x 33"W]. In fair condition, some surface grime.