SHIP DIORAMA OF A SCHOONER

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

A ship diorama featuring a 2 mast schooner, fully rigged rope lines (no sails) and housed within a glass case, mid 20th century, very good condition. The showcase measures 18"W x 8 1/2"D x 11 5/8"H.

American folk art ship diorama of the ''Maggie Gordon'' schooner, polychrome painted, appears unsigned. Threads separating, some paint flaking, some pieces loose, dirt and grime. 18-3/4''h, 26''w, 4-3

Carved & Painted Ship Diorama. 19th cent. 2-Masted pilot schooner. Ht. 12" W 19".

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

Carved 3 Dimensional Masted Ship in Shadowbox: Folk Art Diorama of a Schooner Displayed Against a Painted Panel Riding on Putty Textured Water. Carved Sails and Hull With Glass Front Panel and Picture

Old cased diorama ship model of 3 masted schooner ST. ANNA, 29 x 18 x 11 inches.

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.

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

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.

SHADOW BOX SHIP DIORAMAEarly 20th CenturyDepicts the three-masted ship Columbia, a tug and a two-masted schooner. Oak shadow box.Shadow box height 24.5”. Width 40.25”. Depth 16.5”.

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

Carved and painted wooden schooner mounted in painted plaster ocean with wooden carved lighthouse. With inset light coming from the top, in gold frame, American, c. 1940-1950, 20" x 32" x 4"

Two mast schooner, Bertha, heading out with white mast and black hull with yellow lettering. Cotton bottom to mimic waves, painted blue, and a glass front with gilded moulded edge. 14.5”H x 21.5

Thomas H. Willis (1850-1925, English), "Ship's Diorama of the Robin Hood," 19th c., of a three masted schooner, cloth and oil on canvas, titled lower left, signed in monogram "TW" lower right presente

Fantastic painted wood diorama of a 5-masted schooner ship in relief, with twine lines, apparently unsigned. Dimensions: H 22" x W 36" x D 4.5" Condition: In need of some restoration; many lines broke

43 x 19 inches depicting the tug San Martin and a four masted ship under full sail.

The ship with painted red and white hull, and a cloud-filled background, inscribed below "El Virgen del Congest, a three masted schooner was constructed in a shipyard of Arenys de Mar in the year 1874

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

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.

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.

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.