George Hathaway 19th Century ptg. "Portland Lighthouse"

George M. Hathaway (British/American, 1852 - 1903), Portland, Maine Lighthouse and Buildings with extensive Coastal Shipping including Steamship and Sailboats, oil on academy board, 6 x 10.25 inches,

MANNER OF GEORGE HATHAWAYAmerica, 19th CenturyTwin lighthouses, possibly Thacher's Island, Rockport, Massachusetts. Unsigned.Oil on board, 6" x 10". Framed 10" x 14".

GEORGE M. HATHAWAY Maine/United Kingdom 1852-1903 Bug Lighthouse, Portland, Maine. Signed lower right “G.M. Hathaway”. Oil on artist board, 6” x 10” sight. Framed 10” x 1

Carved and painted wood model of a 2-mast schooner, the name Corvo painted across the stern. Painted backdrop shows a New England lighthouse, possibly at Portland Head, backed by pine trees. Handsome

Late 19th or Early 20th Century Landscape School attributed to George Fuller, Cows Grazing near a Wetland Stream, oil on canvas, 16 x 24 inches, signed G. Fuler indistinctly lower right, framed in a p

AMERICAN SCHOOL (LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY) MAINE COASTAL LANDSCAPE PAINTING, oil on board, depicting Portland Head Lighthouse, no signature located. Housed in a molded-wood frame. Late 19th/early

Painting on board of a lady in chair by Georges A.L,Boisselier(French 19th/20th century), c.1910.13" x 16".Estate of Arthur Hans Otto Liebmann, and by descent Laura Stewart, Hannacroix, NY.David Kille

19th c. print "THE BATHERS ATTENDANT". Painted by Edwin Douglas, Published by George Stinson & Co., Portland Maine. 29" x 23".

Framed plaque entitled `Jesus Knabe` after H. Hofmann (1824-1911) detail from `Christ in the Temple`, possibly Hutschenreuther, Germany, Late 19th Century (TC) (HIC7010) Dimensions:plaque itself is an

Russian Icon with Archangel, 19th C.,on wood panel, the halo with gilded gesso, holding a staff and scroll: together with an Icon of St. George Slaying the Dragon.(DJOD5200/2)(WK).Property Title: Deac

Antique 19th c. Portland Maine Gentlemans Portrait. Hamblet Family. In Antique Period Gilt Wood and Gesso Frame. PROVENANCE: The Edwin Hamblet Family by Descent, Little Sebago Lake, West Gray Maine. I

19th century ptg of a stream by Edward A. Rorke Dimensions: 19 inches x 23.75 inches Edward A. Rorke's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 150 USD to 6,0

19th century painting of apples signed Ed Eaton

19th century ptg, man with birdcage. Measurements: 10" x 7", frame 13" x 16".

Details: Henry George autograph clipped from a larger piece. Very good condition. Henry George (September 2, 1839 – October 29, 1897) was an American political economist and journalist. His writ

Russian or Greek polychrome icon of St. George, 19th c., 10.5"l x 7.5"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of a Texas Oil Heiress - This Texas Oil Heiress' and socialite garnered her cultivated coll

Square wood box with leather hinges (detached) all sides and interior of lid covered with wallpaper, the inside lined with 19th C. Portland, Maine newspaper. Moisture damage, musty smell. Approx. 11 1

19th Century Portland Stone garden figure of a young man holding a cluster of fruit/ vegetables standing on plinth base and pedestal. Purportedly found in Dorsett England. Size: Overall 93.5"H Figure

Second quarter 19th century. Lighthouse shape with yellow and red foliate decoration. Wear and paint loss, 7.75"h.

18th/19th century ptg flowers. 12 3/4" x 12 3/4" - frame 15 1/2" x 15 1/2".

A Russian icon of Saint Prophet Elijah and Saint Martyr George19th centuryWith paint and gold leaf on wood panel depicting Saint Prophet Elijah and Saint Martyr George12.25" H x 10.5" W

LATE 18TH C OR EARLY 19TH CENTURY LIGHTHOUSE CANDLE LANTERN WITH HAND BLOWN GLASS CENTER. A TIN BASE AND TIN TOP WITH HANGING HANDLE. BASE DIAMETER 4 1/2", 15 1/4" TALL INCLUDING HANGING HANDLE. EXCEL

Late 18th-early 19th century. Lighthouse form with twined foliate handles and a faint American eagle with initials "RJ". Replaced lid, minor wear, in the making firing separations in handle. 10"h.

Cast brass and metal. Black marble base. 28 3/4"h.