Alan Jay Gaines Etching "The Whaling Ship Charles Morgan"

Pencil signed and dated as shown. Measuring approx 27.5" tall x 21.5" wide including the frame its contained in and plate site size is approx 18" tall x 12" wide. Good condition overall as shown, see

(lot of 3) Framed etchings on paper, signed lower right Alan Jay Gaines (American, b.1942), dated 1978, including: (1) "Harry L. Beldon," (1) "Chasseur," (1) "Cape Horn Pidgeon," sight: approx 15"h, 1

ALAN JAY GAINES PENCIL SIGNED ETCHING YANKEE CLIPPER SHIP ART-PENCIL SIGNED DATED 1979-26" X 22" APPROX TO FRAME-VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP32222

ALAN JAY GAINES PENCIL SIGNED ETCHING PRINT YANKEE CLIPPER SHIP ART-PENCIL SIGNED DATED 1979-26" X 22" APPROX TO FRAME-VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP32222 THIRD PARTY SHIPPING OR LOCAL PICKUP REQUIRED ON ALL

Alan Gaines - Alan Jay Gaines U.S.A. B: 1976 Etching on paper signed on the bottom right corner and dated on the bottom left corner. A contemporary American printmaker, Alan Gaines also listed as Alan

Vintage cream-khaki plate with an etched of the 19th century whaling ship, Charles W. Morgan. Depth: 1in. Viking Plates printed stamp, and detailed information about the ship. Dimensions: 7.75"Dia. Ed

Antique hand forged anchor chain, possibly off the Charles Morgan whaling ship. Each link measures 7.75" long x 4.75" wide. Total length: approx. 12.75". Condition: signs of wear/age, painted black, s

17 1/2 x 11 11/4 in. (plate), 27 1/4 x 21 1/2 in. (framed)

Alan Jay Gaines (American, born 1942), 1976, etching on paper depicting a four-masted schooner in a harbor, signed l.r., dated l.l., 13" x 18 1/4" sight, 22" x 27 1/2" framed.

Louis Dodd (English 1943-2006), Nantucket Harbor, oil on panel, signed lower right and titled on frame "The Town of Nantucket, Massachusetts shewing a whaling ship drying her sails and others along si

Charles Gaines History of Missiles #3 (diptych) 2006digital print; graphite on Strathmore Bristol image: 20.875 h x 16 w in (53 x 41 cm) text: 24 h x 16 w in (61 x 41 cm) overall: 46 h x 16 w i

A pair of bespoke Thomas Morgan upholstered giltwood Charles X armchairsmodernheight 34in (86cm); width 25in (64cm); depth of seat 20in (51cm) Provenance:Property from a private collection, Pacific Pa

RARE TOGGLE-HEAD HARPOON FROM THE “CHARLES W. MORGAN”New Bedford, Massachusetts, Second Half of the 19th CenturyHead marked “CWM”. Stamped on the same side "A.J. Peters&qu

Vintage oil painting on canvas, whaling scene with ship "Majestic" and men in longboats, signed RE Nickerson. 20 x 32 in, framed 22 x 34 in. (Reginald Eugene Nickerson 1915 - 1999 was active/lived in

Etching titled "St. Charles Bridge, Prague" by Austrian artist Luigi Kasimir (1881-1962). Pencil signed lower middle. Fair overall condition, with discoloration, shown tears bottom, toning, damage to

Beautiful oil on canvas painting by listed Illinois artist Charles Vickery. The painting features a tall ship at sea and is titled "I Have Been---". The painting is signed in the lower right corner an

Museum-quality ship model of JP Morgan's private steam yacht, the "Corsair" of 1930 built at Bath Iron Works. Equipped with built up mahogany cabins, planked deck, etc. Raked masts have standing and r

CHARLES WHITE (American, 1918ñ1979), "Cat's Cradle," 1972, etching on cream wove paper, plate: 23.375 x 26.5 inches; sight: 24.875 x 28 inches; overall with frame: 35.5 x 38.5 inches, pencil sign

Charles White (American 1918-1979), "Sara," 1969, zinc etching on paper, artist proof, titled "Sara" at lower left, signed and dated at lower right, having a Forum Gallery NY label en verso. Note: The

Charles Woodbury (American, 1864-1940) Etching & Engravings All pencil signed. Max 11 1/2 x 15 in. Property of The Strong, sold to benefit the Museum's collections fund.

Charles Vickery (American, 1913-1998) Ships in the Harbor oil on canvas signed Vickery (lower right) 30 x 40 inches.

Charles White pencil signed & numbered etching 54/125; 1967 - 7 1/2" x 11" paper size (some discoloration to 1/4" band across top)

The Squall, Lake Okeechobee Rare early Florida etching by well-listed American artist, Charles Frederick William Mielatz (1864-1919). Etching on cream wove stock. Signed in pencil under the image " Mi

After Marc Chagall (1887-1985) By Charles Sorlier Le Coq et l'Horloge (Sorlier 49) Etching and aquatint in colours, circa 1950, on Rives BFK wove paper, signed and numbered 64/300 in pencil, published