Lobster Pot

Impressionistic oils are used to render a delightful seaside scene in which a child tends to a lobster pot. Unsigned. Well presented in a cream mount.

An English lobster pot windsor armchair late 18th c./early 19th c. in ash and elm with gently curved top rail joined by bent rails with carved arms over tapered legs joined by H-stre...

A fine 19th Century nautical scene showing a group of small boats on choppy waters, picking up the lobster pots floating on the surface near a cliff lined shoreline.

Unusual early 19th Century English or Welsh vernacular "lobster pot" comb back windsor armchair, the spindle back with shaped crest rail, over shaped "D" seat over hand hewn legs, th...

Pair of Italian mid-century Franco Albini wicker 'Lobster Pot' large ottoman stools. Circa 1960. Both have good matching vintage colour. 1) Sturdy, showing signs of use to the wick...

Crafted in the iconic ‘Lobster Pot’ style popularised by renowned Italian designer Franco Albini in the 1950s, this handsome pair of mid-century (circa 1970s) wicker ottoman footstoo...

A dramatic coastal scene showing fishermen dragging in their lobsters posts from the shallows as violent waves crash on the cliffs and brooding clouds swirl overhead. The painting is...

Primitive "lobster pot" comb back vernacular Windsor armchair.

Primitive "lobster pot" comb back vernacular Windsor armchair.

Very unusual Irish or West Country vernacular windsor comb back armchair, the simple bar crest over "lobster pot" spindle back with square profiled back splat, the shaped seat over f...

Primitive welsh comb back Windsor armchair constructed in a vernacular manner and "lobster pot" style, circa 1780-1800. All-original and in very good condition, stabile and sturdy.

A man can be seen with lobster pots to the lower left. The artist has signed to the lower right corner and the painting has been presented in a simple gilt slip.

Great image of an old St Ives cobbled stoned alley street looking down towards the sea with a marina and sailing boats past the houses and fishermen with their lobster pots. Artwork ...

Early 20th Century Pair of Cast Iron Lobster Andirons, circa 1920, very rare fireplace andirons in form of a good old Maine lobster standing upright on tail set on rocky plinth, with...

A very rare piece, this is a large table lamp, it has chrome lobster pot cage at the bottom supporting a Sputnik style half globe in opaque glass This piece is very unusual and real...

These are known as the lobster pot stools, they were made in Italy and date from around the 1970’s.

A large copper pot balances the composition with its voluptuous vertical form.

He was a prolific artist and exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery, before moving to the Main Street Gallery where he remained until the gallery closed in the late 1990s.

He was a prolific artist and exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery, before moving to the Main Street Gallery where he remained until the gallery closed in the late 1990s.

He was a prolific artist and exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery, before moving to the Main Street Gallery where he remained until the gallery closed in the late 1990s.

Cooke was “particularly attracted by the Isle of Wight, and on his formative visit of 1835 he made a thorough study of its fishing boats and lobster pots; above all he delighted in t...

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

Starting in 1989, he started work on the Nasse (lobster pot) series, which continued throughout the 90s.

By 1960, Ralph and Martha were also showing regularly at the Lobster Pot Gallery on Nantucket and Palm Beach Galleries in Palm Beach, Florida, and were being invited to show at other...

Lullaby Of Love - as the light of the moon shines on the scudding clouds and waves a lobster fisherman sets his pots with his little spotty dog for company.

Large early copper lobster pot table or log holder.

Artist/ School: Scottish School, circa 1920's, illegibly signed and dated Title: The Lobster Pots Medium: oil on canvas, framed Framed: 16.5 x 20.5 inches Canvas: 12.5 x 16 inches...

The design of the lobster pot has not changed much in the last 200 years.

Summering on Nantucket from the early 1950s until his death, Shunney had a studio on Straight Wharf and also exhibited at the Lobster Pot Gallery; he was also well known in the Palm ...

One of its most active artists, Sutton was also an important promoter of the Nantucket Art Colony, supporting the Sidewalk Art Show after its establishment in 1930, serving as a char...

Eleanor mentions several paintings by name: "German Girl", "American Beauty Rose" which depicted roses in a brass vase, and "Boiled Lobster" which depicted a lobster and pot and spic...

Signed and dated (at lower right): BROSEN ’21, titled (at lower left): LOBSTER POT, PROVINCETOWN A native New Yorker, Brosen has spent a lifetime wandering its streets, discovering ...

With Cupid's Bow Shaped Crest Rail Honey Coloured Ash and Elm English, c1820 40" high x 25" wide x 28.5" deep A delightfully well drawn example of the lobster pot style, this c...

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 well crafted high quality wicker footstool in very good original vintage condition wi...

Great image of an old St Ives cobbled stoned alley street looking down towards the sea with a marina and sailing boats past the houses and fishermen with their lobster pots. Artwork ...

A rare early 19th century Windsor chair with a low comb back and widened armrest. All original with a one slab elm seat. As good as they get...

Rare pair of English 18th century Windsor armchairs from the Thames Valley Region, George III Period, with bow-backs having pierced and carved middle splats, cabriole front legs and ...

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...

An exceptional 18th-century English Windsor armchair crafted in the Midlands, circa 1790. This classic example features a hooped back with finely turned spindles, shaped arms support...

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 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...

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...

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,...