Lobster Pot

Unusual and decorative C20th French terracotta lobster pots with encrusted barnacles. Make a great

Intaglio print on Zerkall 350g paper. Michael Patten was born in Achill in 1942. He worked for many years as a deep sea fisherman all around the Irish coast. Most of the images in ...

A vintage wicker foot stool designed by Franco Albini in 1951 & manufactured by Vittorio Bonacina in Italy, circa 1950. A well crafted high quality rattan ottoman in very good origi...

Here is a colorful, contemporary and decorative view of the classic Maine lobster pot, a fixture of

lobster pot. Unsigned. Well presented in a cream mount. On Thin Card.

An English lobster pot windsor armchair late 18th c./early 19th c. in ash and elm with gently

lobster pots floating on the surface near a cliff lined shoreline. The painting is unsigned and presented

Unusual early 19th Century English or Welsh vernacular "lobster pot" comb back windsor armchair

Pair of Italian mid-century Franco Albini wicker 'Lobster Pot' large ottoman stools. Circa 1960

Crafted in the iconic ‘Lobster Pot’ style popularised by renowned Italian designer Franco Albini in

A dramatic coastal scene showing fishermen dragging in their lobsters posts from the shallows as

Franco Albini for Vittorio Bonacina (attr.) Ottoman, late 1950s / early 1960s Rattan cane A striking looking and versatile piece of furniture, a great addition to any room. Lovely or...

Primitive "lobster pot" comb back vernacular Windsor armchair. Made in England, circa late 18th

Primitive "lobster pot" comb back vernacular Windsor armchair. Made in England, circa late 18th

"lobster pot" spindle back with square profiled back splat, the shaped seat over four splayed spoke shaven

Primitive welsh comb back Windsor armchair constructed in a vernacular manner and "lobster pot

sky is a wonderfully vivid orange, casting the cliffs into relief. A man can be seen with lobster pots

sailing boats past the houses and fishermen with their lobster pots. Artwork by British painter and

, this is a large table lamp, it has chrome lobster pot cage at the bottom supporting a Sputnik style

lobster pot stools, they were made in Italy and date from around the 1970’s. They are beautifully made

Painted from life in her studio, Sarah Lamb captures a bright red cooked lobster, garnished with a

focused on representational landscapes. He was a prolific artist and exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery

. He was a prolific artist and exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery, before moving to the Main Street

, and focused on representational landscapes. He was a prolific artist and exhibited at the Lobster Pot

of 1835 he made a thorough study of its fishing boats and lobster pots; above all he delighted in the

Nuovi in Rome. Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued

(lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s. The Nasse are two-dimensional works, known as

Galleria dei Banchi Nuovi in Rome. Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series

Nuovi in Rome. Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued

Nuovi in Rome. Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued

Nuovi in Rome. Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued

(lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s. The Nasse are two-dimensional works, known as

and Martha were also showing regularly at the Lobster Pot Gallery on Nantucket and Palm Beach

Lullaby Of Love - as the light of the moon shines on the scudding clouds and waves a lobster

Large early copper lobster pot table or log holder.

Artist/ School: Scottish School, circa 1920's, illegibly signed and dated Title: The Lobster Pots

sold mainly for their tails. Lobsters are usually caught in an underwater trap called a "lobster pot

, Shunney had a studio on Straight Wharf and also exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery; he was also well

later the Lobster Pot Gallery on Old South Wharf. In 1945, she purchased four waterfront properties from

depicted roses in a brass vase, and "Boiled Lobster" which depicted a lobster and pot and spices ready for

Signed and dated (at lower right): BROSEN ’21, titled (at lower left): LOBSTER POT, PROVINCETOWN A

x 28.5" deep A delightfully well drawn example of the lobster pot style, this chair has a narrow

Of elegant graphic form. Solid ash and elm with original 'nutty' surface.

With Well Defined Cresting and Single Front Stretcher Solid Ash and Elm with Fine Original Patina Retaining Traces of Historic Painted Surface Welsh,c1760 33.75" high x 17.25" wi...

Vintage lobster pot rattan ottoman by Franco Albini for Vittorio Bonacina,  Italy, 1950s A

sailing boats past the houses and fishermen with their lobster pots. Artwork by British painter and

An interesting late 18th century elm Windsor chair. Interesting and rare continuous bentwood hoop back construction.

This charming mid-19th century English low back Windsor chair is a testament to the craftsmanship and enduring style of the era. The chair features a distinctive bent yew wood crest ...

A beautiful 19th century English ash and oak scallop-back Windsor chair with outward facing arms supported by inverted stretchers, turned legs connected by a bentwood stretcher and a...

This 18th C extended arm sack back Windsor is from New England. This comes to us from a private collection.This is stamped Dimes underneath the seat.  

18Thc Original aged surface New England balloon back Windsor chairs in fantastic condition.These chairs have such wonderful form and patina.The saddle seats are most unusual and wond...

Folk Art stick chair from the English Countryside. Thick seat and surprisingly comfortable. Wonderful piece of sculpture with great patina. Seat height is 13.75 inches.

A Pair of Wonderfully patinated Windsor Chairs. The pair are the most beautiful Windsors we have ever seen. Perfectly suited for any room, or to be captains chairs at the right tab...

19th century English Folk Art stick chair made out of elm. Surprisingly comfortable and worn on the ends of the arms where someone would have handled to raise themselves from a sitti...

18th Century primitive Lincolnshire comb back armchair. Constructed primarily from ash with a pierced Gothic splat and thick elm seat. The chair shows traces of its original green pa...

Good example of a primitive Windsor chair. All original with ash and elm wood. Not 100 % sturdy but verry usable. Beautiful patina and proportions.

A windsor comb back armchair with a striking, comfortable rake and a curved bow back, having a decoratively shaped top rail over long spindles, a curved continuous arm with great wea...

Early 19th century Irish rustic Windsor stick armchair, the primitive crest rail over spoke-shaved spindles, the plank seat supported by four splayed pole legs, the whole retaining o...

A fine windsor armchair with high comb back incorporating top rail with shell and scrolled ear ends, central shaped vasiform splat over continuous bent arm with forward arm supports,...