Sold|$2,419
Rare Brass Metal Sailboat Wall Sculpture
By Peter Pepper Products
Located in Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire
A rare brass metal sailboat wall sculpture by Peter Pepper mounted on a wooden backdrop, 1960s.
Brass
Sold|$3,200
Curtis Jere Sailboat Wall Sculpture, 1971
By Curtis Jeré
Located in San Diego, CA
Curtis Jere sailboat wall sculpture. Signed and dated 1971. Measures: 61" length x 28" height x 4
Brass, Copper
Cutis Jere Style Sailboats Wall Sculpture
By Curtis Jeré
Located in New London, CT
Classic Artisan House-inspired brass sculpture of sailboats.
Curtis Jere Signed 1971 Sailboats and Seagulls Sculpture
By Curtis Jeré
Located in Bridport, CT
Curtis Jere brass sailboards and seagulls wall sculpture. Curtis Jere was the name chosen by a
Brass
Mid-Century Large Maruska Sailboat print on fabric.
Located in Bay City, MI
This is a very nice print on fabric by Maruska in Grand Haven, MI. It has great pop of colors and would go well in any mid-century or coastal home.
Fabric
Mid-Century Modern Impressionism Painting "Sailboats in Morning Fog"
Located in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Beautiful Mid-Century Modern impressionism painting depicting a series of sailboats in heavy fog
Canvas, Pine, Paint
Mid 20th Century Oil on Canvas Painting - Mediterranean Sailboat Scene - Signed
Located in Charlotte, NC
An original oil painting on canvas, from the mid 20th century. Untitled, (Mediterranean Sailboat
Canvas, Wood, Paint
French Sailboat at Sea Oil on Canvas Painting with Black and Gilt Frame
Located in Richmond, VA
Listed is a stunning, 19th century French oil on canvas painting. The piece features a sailboat at
Canvas, Wood
Signed Art Print of Sailboats on the Westport River Painting by John Stobart
By John Stobart
Located in Bridport, CT
A lovely and tranquil scene of sailboats anchored in the Westport River, which runs through
Giltwood, Paper
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