Painting by Louis Krupp “Harbor Ships”

Oil on canvas. Beautifully done still life of Fall harvest, in Fall warm tone coloration. Painting has aged well over the years along with the original gilt wood grace. Signed lowe...

Charming model of triple masted sailboat on stand. 47” wide

Made by Marbro Lamp co. Beautifully made in luminescent amber satin glass with accent darker petals. 22” to the glass top. Shade not included.

Pair of owl alabaster bookends. Charming pair with glass eyes. Nicely worn age patina.

19th Century Belgium large chest of drawers in walnut wood. Four large drawers with beautifully carved panels and carved feet. Wonderfully aged with beautiful patina. All four drawers pulls in and out easily. Great for dining room server with storage...

Fine elegant sterling silver mount, claret jug. Base is crystal glass textured in fine etched lines. English Hallmarked on the neck. Lovely double curly handle design.

Oil on board of a harbor scene by noted British artist Louis Dodd. The work shows precise detail. Overall Dimensions: 21"H x 26"L. Weight is 6 pounds.

Oil on canvas; ships in Ischia's Harbor, Guillermo Rodrigues, Italy, 1915.

Pair Antique Continental Framed Oil on Canvas Ship & Harbor Paintings, Circa 1920's. Signed V. Elkan

An antique painting offers oil on board New England harbor scene with sailing ships en verso titled "Herring Smack Off Yarmouth MA", circa 1930 Measures - 24''H x 28''W x .25''D.

Bought in Lyon, France, this significant and large sized impressionist painting is by listed French artist René Charles Louis Debraux (1868-1938). Depicting a seaside town in France,...

Oil on artist board, signed Emily Hoffmeier lower left Most likely a scene of Nantucket harbor and presented in what could be the original frame with a slightly highlighted silver finish. Presents well overall measuring 16.5" x 20.5" including the frame. From 1929 to her death in 1952, Emily Hoffmeier (1888-1952) spent summers on Nantucket, painting in the waterfront studios—first Harborview No. 3 and later moving to the Red Anchor Studio on Washington Street. She exhibited in the Easy Street Gallery, the Candle House Studio, and later at the Kenneth Taylor Galleries. After the death of Maud Stumm in 1935, Hoffmeier took over the direction of the annual Sidewalk Art Show, which she ran for the next eighteen years “with untiring cheerfulness and unflagging interest.” She was one of the founding members of the Artists Association of Nantucket and served on its first executive committee. A graduate of Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachuetts, Hoffmeier taught art classes at the college for several years. From 1917 to 1951 she was a teacher at West Chester High School in Pennslyvania, where she headed the mathematics department. In addition to enrolling in the plein air classes of Frank Swift Chase...