Antique Oars

This full-length oar, painted in Eton's pale blue with gilded lettering, measures just over 12 feet and is a classic example of the commemorative oars traditionally presented to coll...

This full-length oar, painted in Eton's pale blue with gilded lettering, measures just over 12 feet and is a classic example of the commemorative oars traditionally presented to coll...

Four antique wooden oars, hand-carved in Indonesia, mid 19th Century.

Antique Rowing Oar, 1897 Balliol College Oxford, 2nd Torpid. The full-length oar is an original traditional presentation rowing oar with gilt calligraphy and Balliol college insignias.

Antique Rowing Oar - Magdalen College, Oxford, 1880. A fine and original Oxford University presentation rowing oar, dating from 1880, attributed to Magdalen College.

Very Long Racing Scull or Oar from Eton College Windsor This is a fine quality extra long oar from Eton College, the spoon or blade has blue chevrons painted on it and the long a...

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

This beautifully executed buckle designed as a weath of oars was made in the late 18th-very early 19th century.

The tips of the oar blades are accented with original rose gold-filled facing layers, capturing the traditional school or club rowing colors of the period.

Figs. 2 and 3 show detailed side views of ancient oared warships, illustrating their construction, banks of oars, raised sterns and military equipment.

The image records one of Venice’s most celebrated waterfronts at the turn of the twentieth century, preserving details that have since disappeared or changed significantly: original ...

The dividers are in the shape of crossed oars, the central divider with a laurel wreath handle.

Emile Boyer (French, 1877-1948) "Fisherwoman" Gilt Bronze Sculpture, late 19th century, the standing figure draped in a net, carrying an oar and fish, on a circular base, signed, and...

At the stern, a gondolier propels the vessel across the water with a single oar. The distinctive high-prowed boat and covered passenger compartment evoke the elegance and social cust...

The other bears the trophies title: City of Bath Corporation Challenge Cup. The three crossed oars supporting the cup rise from a circular plinth engraved with the City of Bath crest...

A sunny day shows the main mast of the ship just out of focus and the smaller boat's oars ready to go. This piece of the sea is solidly framed and ready to go home with you!

This expansive composition presents a full-profile view of a French galley in remarkable technical detail, complete with rigging, sails, oars, and ornamental flags. The engraving als...

The sculptural group represents an allegory of navigation or Hope and features a seated classical female figure leaning on a cornucopia base with her other arm resting upon an anchor...

Fine quality antique 19th Century French ormolu mantle clock, having a fine quality antique French Rococo style mantle clock, having a fantastic quality decorated case with ormolu de...

“Strong constitution, built like a real sea dog, a blond bearded man who holds the brush as well as the oar; with that a true poet, who loves nature and spends his time among the har...

At the top of the composition appear monumental representations of Oceanus, shown as a reclining river god with flowing beard and oar, and Saturn, depicted as a standing, bearded dei...

The Desk Set of novelty form modelled as a classic sailing rowboat with realistic hinged rear rudder, dugout hull and oars. The Desk Set is raised upon a black ebonised base with bra...

The image features a handsome young blond man holding oars Exhibited: Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Grand Opening exhibition at Frances M.

The roman intaglio dates from the second / third century AC and depicts a hand holding a oar, a poppy and one other flower. The intaglio was supposed to bring fortune, prosperity, fe...

An unusual mirror-backed model of a section of the steamship Catherine Govan, of rectangular form, showing three decks of lined boxwood decking, a carved wooden lifeboat in silvered ...

Another figure, kneeling in a small wooden boat, reaches toward him with an oar in a desperate attempt at rescue. The surrounding figures respond with visible alarm.

Above is a most gorgeous and beautifully executed ormolu cherub standing in the front of a gondola or boat with an oar in his hands. The boat is seemingly splashing through waves wit...

A wistful scene of an enamelled cherub rowing a diamond set boat with ruby set oars. This unique brooch is secured and fitted with pin and hook catch.

In the distance, several ships glide across the horizon, while in the foreground a small sailing boat has shipped its oars, moving quietly across the still water. In front of the roc...

Illustrated by the famed caricaturist Leslie Ward, known as "Spy," this print captures Searle in a dynamic walking pose, dressed smartly in a double-breasted suit and hat, with a scu...

This print depicts various tools and utensils like an oar and various axes. Originates from 'Reizen Rondom de Waereld door James Cook (..)'.

Early 19th century Venetian lime wood table / stand, wonderfully carved of a gondolier supported on a hexagonal carved pedestal platform base, the gondolier has an oar in one hand an...

Oak frame features slim, tapered oar-style armrests extending behind the chair, and slightly camelback stretchers under the armrests.

London wonderful Folk Art object. 1920s ride on toy made by the Nautilus Toy Company, all wood construction, beautiful original paint and surface, retains its original oars also stam...

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

Fine English mid-19th century oar armchair with bobbin turnings, the rails with pyramid finials over open back with arched slats and bobbin spindles, the square arms with bobbin turn...

There are various vessels nearby including one anchored close to shore with multiple oars raised which has been suggested is a Papal ship, sail draped over the helm and a flag flying.

Mounted on a round turned painted black stand. Older replaced oars. Great overall condition showing natural wear, American, circa 1930-1940.

The vessel, a classical galley with oars and sails, swiftly leaves the shores of Naxos, emphasizing the finality of her abandonment.

Antique print titled 'An Ancient Bireme, from Basius, having one tier of oars only'. View of an ancient Bireme. This print originates from John Charnock's 'History of Marine Architec...

Verse reads, 'Go to the Plough or Team Go Hedge or Ditch, some honest Calling use no matter which, Be Porter Postman take the labring Oar, Employments keep the Bailiffs from the Door.

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. The 32 ft. long, te...

An important looking official stands on the high rear deck of his ship as many oars propel him forward. A fisherman’s single oar craft overloaded with fish, navigates through the lar...

There are evidences showing that already in the third millennium BC, in ancient Egypt, people used wooden oars installed on one side of the boat, similar to those in use today.

To the back are additional ormolu mounts depicting Eros escaping by sea using his bow and quiver as a boat and his arrows as oars. All the while holding the eternal flame wrapped wit...

Decorative cartouche includes Neptune and two river gods, trident, oar, and dolphin. Historical Notes: Creator Guillaume de I'Isle was the first to show Califonia as a peninsula an...

H. 32 ships, each 60 feet long, 12 feet wide, connected in series by four sets of oars and chains, equipped with two anchors, the same number of larger cannons, 30 soldiers, and 4 sa...

"Strong constitution, built like a true sea dog, a blond bearded man who holds the brush as well as the oar; with that a true poet, who loves nature and spends his time among the rou...

The ships in the battle include the Sultan of Bantam’s war galleys (ghali); ocean-going craft with sails, oars and a prow battering ram built according to Mediterranean standards lea...

Each model has its own set of pine oars with copper detail, these examples are the best we have ever seen and believe they will make an amazing display in the right space.

The illustration depicts the lovers in a rowboat, with Rafael hunched forward in despair, clutching the oars. He realizes their love, and his political career, may not survive the to...

The left hand relies on an oar, the right takes the edge of urn. The crowned head is turned to the right.

They left the ship in the sea, without oars or sails or anything that she could help in the navigation with the idea that shipwrecked, but God saw to it that he reached Marseilles.

There is no sail visible, but there are oars on board, suggesting that it has been rowed, due to the obvious lack of wind.

We felt so ethereal as if we were ascending into heaven and becoming winged immortal. “Oh, the oars and paddles made from the timber of Artocarpus (桂木) and Magnolia (玉蘭), splashing i...

On 22 May, 1812, in particular, we find him (the Alcmène being at the time on a cruize to the Adriatic) present, in command of the Captain’s 6-oared gig, in a most gallant but sangui...

Morse Dips Her Cheerful Oar,” original cover for Liberty magazine, published May 12, 1928 Mrs.

Cast figure of winged cherub manning the oversized oars to ferry diners not to the next world but to the next course.