Antique Oars

Four antique wooden oars, hand-carved in Indonesia, mid 19th Century. Some original paint is

Antique Rowing Oar, 1897 Balliol College Oxford, 2nd Torpid. The full-length oar is an original

Antique Rowing Oar - Magdalen College, Oxford, 1880. A fine and original Oxford University

Very Long Racing Scull or Oar from Eton College Windsor This is a fine quality extra long oar

Antique Rowing Oar - 1st Trinity College, Oxford, 1874 A fine and original Oxford University

This larger than life gold gilded bronze of a sea man with oars will decorate any area and be a

This beautifully executed buckle designed as a weath of oars was made in the late 18th-very early

standing figure draped in a net, carrying an oar and fish, on a circular base, signed, and with square

oars. The upper body of the trophy features elegant decoration, including flowing foliage, scrollwork

on a shell. A rudder or oar stands vertically beside her. The clock case and sculptural group are

boat's oars ready to go. This piece of the sea is solidly framed and ready to go home with you

mounted cherub with an oar and sea serpent above waves, having a large central dial, cobalt blue Roman

appear monumental representations of Oceanus, shown as a reclining river god with flowing beard and oar

, kneeling in a small wooden boat, reaches toward him with an oar in a desperate attempt at rescue. The

glide across the horizon, while in the foreground a small sailing boat has shipped its oars, moving

rowboat with realistic hinged rear rudder, dugout hull and oars. The Desk Set is raised upon a black

rowing oar, and a gentleman and woman seated, with the man serenading his lover with a mandolin while the

two original leathered oars and anchor. All sat on a wooden stand and accompanied by its original

for their lives with oars and shovels, surrounded by monstrous crustaceans. This engraving reflects

crossboards and oars and inscribed Catherine; Govan, the superstructure with lined fittings and deck, with

second / third century AC and depicts a hand holding a oar, a poppy and one other flower. The intaglio

wind-swept doré bronze flag engraved "Le St. Louis." Its gilt bronze movable rudder, oars and riggings

boat with an oar in his hands. The boat is seemingly splashing through waves with a lovely Vitruvian

—possibly a putto or allegorical figure—carrying a pair of elongated oars across his shoulders as he walks

with ruby set oars. This unique brooch is secured and fitted with pin and hook catch. Presented in the

a sculling oar in hand, symbolizing his sporting prowess. Searle was a celebrated figure in the

Ancient Phoenicians which is a long, narrow vessel that was propelled by oars. Galleys were used for both

vessels nearby including one anchored close to shore with multiple oars raised which has been suggested is

marine-inspired decor representing a trophy with oars, dolphins, reeds and flowers on a trellis

at the departing ship of Theseus. The vessel, a classical galley with oars and sails, swiftly leaves

Cerused Oak with a matte sheen. Oak frame features slim, tapered oar-style armrests extending behind the

tools and utensils like an oar and various axes. Originates from 'Reizen Rondom de Waereld door James

a hexagonal carved pedestal platform base, the gondolier has an oar in one hand and the other is

paint and surface, retains its original oars also stamped Nautilus. Metal wheels. Stencil stamped

Fine English mid-19th century oar armchair with bobbin turnings, the rails with pyramid finials

painted black stand. Older replaced oars. Great overall condition showing natural wear, American, circa

the most memorable and tragic in Scarborough lifeboat history. The 32 ft. long, ten-oared, self

Antique print titled 'An Ancient Bireme, from Basius, having one tier of oars only'. View of an

use no matter which, Be Porter Postman take the labring Oar, Employments keep the Bailiffs from the

holds the brush as well as the oar; with that a true poet, who loves nature and spends his time among

important looking official stands on the high rear deck of his ship as many oars propel him forward. A

already in the third millennium BC, in ancient Egypt, people used wooden oars installed on one side of the

, each 60 feet long, 12 feet wide, connected in series by four sets of oars and chains, equipped with two

quiver as a boat and his arrows as oars. All the while holding the eternal flame wrapped with his

Neptune and two river gods, trident, oar, and dolphin. Historical Notes: Creator Guillaume de I'Isle was

oar, the right takes the edge of urn. The crowned head is turned to the right. Jean-Jacques Caffieri

with sails, oars and a prow battering ram built according to Mediterranean standards learnt from

cotton threads. Each model has its own set of pine oars with copper detail, these examples are the best

sea, without oars or sails or anything that she could help in the navigation with the idea that

and has one large mast. There is no sail visible, but there are oars on board, suggesting that it has

lovers in a rowboat, with Rafael hunched forward in despair, clutching the oars. He realizes their love

were ascending into heaven and becoming winged immortal. “Oh, the oars and paddles made from the timber

Alcmène being at the time on a cruize to the Adriatic) present, in command of the Captain’s 6-oared gig

“Mother Knows Best: Mrs. Morse Dips Her Cheerful Oar,” original cover for Liberty magazine

Born in Batavia, Ohio, Royal Milleson became a landscape painter and illustrator who lived in Indianapolis, 1878-1895, Boston, 1895-1900, and Chicago from 1900 to 1923. During hi...

2 oars and a fan from the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia. Each one is hand carved from a single

An interesting late Victorian Commemorative silver prize Oar, complete with original fitted case