Antique Schooner

He frequented the harbor around Battery Park, and sketched all of the sailing schooners and steam ships as they arrived from Europe.

The attempted rescue of the schooner Coupland by the lifeboat Amelia on November 2nd 1861 is one of the most memorable and tragic in Scarborough lifeboat history.

Top: lithograph commemorating schooner "Henrietta". Lithograph by T.G. Dutton, printed in London by William Foster, circa 1867.

Buttersworth's focus here is on the race's top three finishers --the large center yacht is the race's winner, schooner SAPPHO. To her left, the sloop GRACIE, and to her right, schoon...

A prolific painter, from 1869 to 1936 he chronicled the shipping industry in San Francisco Bay, capturing the vitality of the square-riggers, hay scows, tug boats, and schooners that...

In his paintings, Drew recorded the comings and goings of schooners and square riggers in and out the New England harbors along Massachusetts’s South Shore, Boston, Maine and even as...

Vintage handmade boat model diorama of the "Sovereign of the Seas" a three masted schooner, displayed in its original case. Originally built in Massachusetts in 1852 and in 1854, thi...

- featuring great artwork depicting an old style wooden schooner ship in full sail against a blue background with the bold stylized lettering in white and black below.

The dory is alone in the broad expanse of the sea, with their schooner far, far off in the haze on the distant horizon.

Besides the honors of the America's Cup defense, at stake was a $1,000 prize for the winning sloop and schooner as well as a perpetual trophy held by the club along with a custom sil...

The RYS Fortuna was a wooden schooner built for Adrian Elias Hope (1845-1919) by G.

It is set on a mahogany backboard with a Bakelite name plaque engraved ‘Schooner Yacht ‘America’ Scale ¼ = 1 foot to W.G.J. from G.L.W’.

The present billethead was from a small ship, likely a schooner (judging by its size). It is in original condition and paint, and remains to lovely, remarkable condition.

The weather holds as a fair day with an ethereal fog lingering about while a coastal schooner takes passengers aboard. The danger of being stranded or even sinking has faded, and gon...

To the rescue of the 12 ships, the Pilot Schooner No.2, LEADER, signals the fleet to follow, using the pre-1900 commercial code signals "l w c".

The central focus of the lithograph is a tall three-masted square-rigged vessel, its sails partly set or lowered, while a fleet of smaller schooners or barques floats to its right, t...

Ships, including ferries, paddle-wheelers, steamships, schooners and sloops are seen in the East River. The bridge would eventually decease the congestion of ships in the river and p...

Several ships, among them the schooner Amphion, lay at anchor in the bay outside the palace, from which salutes were fired.

From 1869 to 1936, he chronicled the shipping industry in San Francisco Bay, capturing the vitality of the square riggers, hay scows, tug boats and schooners that sailed in and out o...

Behind that, a large schooner sails in the opposite direction, and behind both a host of other vessels large and small.

In commercial use, they were gradually replaced by fore-and-aft rigged vessels such as schooners, as owners sought to reduce crew costs by having rigs that could be handled by fewer ...

In the busy harbor, a schooner's topsails rise out of the mist off the bark's starboard beam and a second downeaster trails in the bark's wake.

Summers were spent aboard his father’s schooner in Bergen, while winters saw him working as a ship’s carpenter.

Macheca, a “Clipper Schooner” running bananas from Jamaica during the mid-1880s.

By February 1844 he had bought his own 146 ton topsail schooner, Il Martiri de Tunkin, and set out to find and salvage a valuable cargo from the wreck of the Christina, which had bee...

As he matured as an artist, he expanded his subjects to include coastal scenes and seascapes, which were informed by his ownership of a 210-ton schooner named Viking, allowing him to...

In his later years he painted more coastal subjects and seascapes, subjects he came to know well due to his ownership of a 210-ton schooner, Viking (which had a crew of twelve), on w...

Peake afterwards assisted at the cutting out of a vessel from under a battery; at the capture of a French national schooner, La Flêche, of 12 guns; and at the further cutting out, on...