SMS Baden: German Coastal Defense Ship in Turbulent Seas – 1903 Chromolithograph

Title: SMS Siegfried: German Coastal Defense Ship from the 1890s – 1903 Chromolithograph This 1903 chromolithograph by Hugo Graf, part of *Deutschland zur See*, captures the SMS Siegfried, a German coastal defense ship launched in 1890. Measuring approximately 20 x 33 cm on its original 39 x 51 cm mount, the artwork showcases this heavily armored vessel designed to protect German coasts in the late 19th century. SMS Siegfried was part of the Siegfried-class, which featured improved armoring and powerful guns for short-range coastal defense. Although it saw limited active combat, the Siegfried-class symbolized Germany’s dedication to naval security and defense strategy. The mount has mild wear and spotting, adding to the print's historical character. This piece is ideal for collectors of maritime history and pre-WWI German...

Title: SMS Ägir: German Coastal Defense Ship from the Late 19th Century – 1903 Chromolithograph This 1903 chromolithograph by Hugo Graf, part of 'Deutschland zur See', features the ...

Title: SMS Hela: German Light Cruiser in Pre-WWI Era – 1903 Chromolithograph This 1903 chromolithograph by Hugo Graf from 'Deutschland zur See' showcases the SMS Hela, a light cruis...

Title: SMS Württemberg: German Coastal Defense Ship in Chromolithograph by Hugo Graf (1903) This 1903 chromolithograph by Hugo Graf from 'Deutschland zur See' showcases the SMS Württemberg, a coastal defense ship of the German Imperial Navy, launched in 1889. Measuring approximately 20 x 33 cm on its original 39 x 51 cm mounting, the print captures the vessel against a calm seascape. SMS Württemberg was part of the Sachsen-class, designed for short-range coastal defense with substantial armament to deter enemy ships close to German shores. Although it saw limited combat, its service reflected Germany’s naval strategy of homeland defense prior to World War I. The print's mount shows minor wear and slight spotting, enhancing its vintage appeal. Ideal for collectors of maritime history and pre-WWI German...

Lithograph on paper published by S.A.I.G, Adolfo Barabino Genova depicting the Oceania steamer. Title of the lithograph “America and Oceania Steamboats of the La Veloce Company, Auxi...

'HMAS Australia' Signed in pencil by the artist below the image. Rowland Langmaid was a marine painter and etcher who studied under William Lionel ...

Historical antique watercolor of noted steam yacht Akela built in 1899 in US, converted for WWI service in 1917 and returned to owner in 1919. Signed Bond in the lower right and fram...

An original gelatine print of a gentleman’s steam yacht steaming eastwards through the Solent by Wm U Kirk. Impressed to the right hand side.     Circa 1900