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1
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A 12ins.(31cm)radius Ebony Octant,
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£625
€729
US$ 943
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2
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An 8in. (20cm)radius sextant,
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£312
€364
US$ 471
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3
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A 7ins.(18cm) radius tri circle frame sextant,
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£437
€510
US$ 660
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4
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An 8in. (20cm) radius Sextant,
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£187
€218
US$ 283
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5
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An unusual home made 9.5in. (24cm) radius sextant,
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£62
€72
US$ 94
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6
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A 7ins.(18cm) radius sextant,
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£125
€145
US$ 188
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8
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A late 20th century Russian Two Day ship's chronometer
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£562
€656
US$ 849
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10
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A Two Day ship's chronometer, By Barraud of London, Maker to the Royal Navy.
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£2,750
€3,209
US$ 4,152
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11
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A Two Day ship's chronometer, by Thomas Mercer Ltd. of St Alban's,
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£750
€875
US$ 1,132
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12
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A Two Day ship's chronometer, by Ulysse Nardin, Switzerland.
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£1,500
€1,750
US$ 2,264
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14
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A ship's chronometer box,
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£87
€102
US$ 132
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16
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A Vitascope electronic novelty clock,
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£275
€320
US$ 415
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17
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A Dent Patent dry card small boat compass,
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£125
€145
US$ 188
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19
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A collection of Nelson memorabilia, 8
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£6,250
€7,293
US$ 9,436
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22
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Frederick Gibbs: The Illustrated Guide to the Royal Navy and Foreign Navies
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£112
€131
US$ 169
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23
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A Coalport (John Rose & Co.) Parian Bust of Lord Nelson, English, dated 1853, the bust 9.75ins(25cm)high.
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£600
€700
US$ 905
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25
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Prisoner of War style bone ship model, probably late 19th century. 15.5x8.5x14ins. (39x22x36cm)
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£4,125
€4,813
US$ 6,228
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27
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A reverse glass portrait of HMS Royal Sovereign 12x16ins. (30x41cm)
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£687
€802
US$ 1,038
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28
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A collection of three postcard albums. 3
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£200
€233
US$ 301
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31
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A 19th century Walrus tusk scrimshaw page turner. 18ins. (46cm)long.
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£875
€1,021
US$ 1,321
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32
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A large Scrimshaw decorated Panbone. 8x17.3ins. (20x44cm)
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£12,500
€14,586
US$ 18,873
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33
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A 19th century Scrimshaw decorated Sperm whale tooth. 5.5ins. (14cm)long.
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£312
€364
US$ 471
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37
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A luncheon menu on the occasion of the launch of the Titanic, May 31st 1911
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£12,500
€14,586
US$ 18,873
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38
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RMS Titanic: a White Star Line hand towel 27x20ins. (67x51cm)
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£250
€291
US$ 377
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39
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A previously unpublished photograph of RMS Titanic & Olympic, 3.3x2.4ins. (8x6cm)
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£575
€670
US$ 868
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40
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A Victorian ship's wash stand, 23x19x28ins. (58x48x71cm)
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£1,000
€1,166
US$ 1,509
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41
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A collection of David MacIver Line ceramics, 6
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£312
€364
US$ 471
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43
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Beken of Cowes. HRH The Duke of Edinburgh sailing Fairey Fox 3
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£175
€204
US$ 264
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44
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A pair of late Victorian silver gilt Yacht trophy tazza or bowls R & W Sorley London 1898 & 1899 (2)
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£650
€758
US$ 981
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45
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A collection of yachting trophies won by Sir John Oakeley Bt. 16
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£125
€145
US$ 188
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48
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A mahogany and brass ships wheel, circa 1880 from a P&O ship. 36ins. (92cm)diam.
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£375
€437
US$ 566
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49
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A Teak yacht's wheel 36ins. (92cm)diam.
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£625
€729
US$ 943
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50
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A double ship's engine room telegraph. 16x10x42ins. (41x25x107cm)
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£1,875
€2,187
US$ 2,831
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|
51
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A Bronze ship's bell, HMS Colossus 1882. 12ins. (31cm)diam.
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£1,375
€1,604
US$ 2,076
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52
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A large brass ship's bell and belfry, SS Humber 26x12x23ins.(66x31x59cm)
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£1,187
€1,385
US$ 1,792
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53
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A Brass ship's bell, MV Erodona 1937.
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£525
€612
US$ 792
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54
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A sailors woolwork picture, 12.2x14.5in.(31x37cm)
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£3,000
€3,500
US$ 4,529
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55
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A Sailor's woolwork picture, 14x20ins. (35.5x51cm)
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£1,500
€1,750
US$ 2,264
|
|
56
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A Sailor's woolwork picture, 12.5x18ins. (32x46cm)
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£1,625
€1,896
US$ 2,453
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57
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A large sailor's woolwork picture 22x31.5ins. (56x80cm)
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£1,750
€2,042
US$ 2,642
|
|
58
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A sailor's woolwork picture of a three mast merchant ship. 17x19ins. (43x48cm)
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£1,187
€1,385
US$ 1,792
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|
59
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A sailor's woolwork picture of an auxiliary sailing warship. 12x16ins. (30x41cm)
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£1,125
€1,312
US$ 1,698
|
|
60
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A large carved ship's figurehead of a mermaid. 51x21x68.5ins. (130x54x174cm)
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£7,500
€8,751
US$ 11,324
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|
61
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A small ship's figurehead bust, 15x11x31ins. (38x28x79cm)
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£1,250
€1,458
US$ 1,887
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|
63
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A waterline model of 5 mast Barque Elvira 36x25x6.5ins. (92x64x17cm)
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£125
€145
US$ 188
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|
63A
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A cased model of the Four masted Barque Hertzogin Cecilie 1902 39x11x22ins. (99x28x56cm)
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£750
€875
US$ 1,132
|
|
65
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A radio controlled pond model of the cargo ship, Dondorrie
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£125
€145
US$ 188
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66
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Gladys, a large Victorian straight line pond yacht. 90x12x98ins. (229x31x249cm)
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£1,062
€1,239
US$ 1,604
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|
67
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A Large Pond yacht, 74x12.5x92.5ins. (188x32x235cm)
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£687
€802
US$ 1,038
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|
68
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ZAZA, a 36 inch restricted class pond yacht, 35.8x9x66ins. (91x23x168cm)
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£875
€1,021
US$ 1,321
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|
70
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A model of the steam yacht Star of India 35.5x7.5x16ins. (90x19x41cm)
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£625
€729
US$ 943
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81
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A waterline model of the Passenger ferry PS Royal Eagle 1932
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£625
€729
US$ 943
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85
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A Builder's style model of the Passenger ferry MV Pioneer 1974 58x15x20ins. (147x38x51cm)
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£625
€729
US$ 943
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90
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A Builder's model of the Tanker Burwain Castor 1991 22x7x10ins. (56x18x25cm)
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£750
€875
US$ 1,132
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|
91
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A fine exhibition quality model of the Alfred Holt Line Machaon 1959 29.5x9x10ins. (75x23x25cm)
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£3,500
€4,084
US$ 5,284
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|
94
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A model of the Liberty Ship Helena Mojeska 1944 25x8.5x10ins. (64x22x25cms)
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£2,000
€2,333
US$ 3,019
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95
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A Builder's style concept model of a Stena Line RoRo commercial ferry Stena 4 Runner Mk ll 86x17x29.5ins. (219x43x75cm)
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£1,000
€1,166
US$ 1,509
|
|
96
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A model of the container ship P&O Nedlloyd Dubai 48.5x13.5x15ins. (123x34x38cm)
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£687
€802
US$ 1,038
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|
97
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A Builder's Model of the MV Diplomat 1953 68.5x17x25.5ins. (174 x 43 x 65cm)
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£10,625
€12,398
US$ 16,042
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|
99
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A large Builders model of the Oil Tanker London Independence 89x14x49ins. (226x36x125cm)
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£3,500
€4,084
US$ 5,284
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|
100
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Reuben Chappell (British, 1870-1940) a lot
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£4,750
€5,542
US$ 7,171
|
|
101
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After Robert Havell (Jr.) A panorama from Greenwich to Calais
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£6,875
€8,022
US$ 10,380
|
|
102
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After Robert Havell (Jr.) 'Coasting view of Brighton' - a panorama showing the coast from Shoreham to the Race Ground.
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£25,000
€29,173
US$ 37,747
|
|
106
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Charles Edward Dixon (British, 1872-1934) 'Southampton Water'
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£2,000
€2,333
US$ 3,019
|
|
107
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Frank William Scarbrough (British, 1860-1939) 'Sunset, Woolwich Reach, London'
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£1,250
€1,458
US$ 1,887
|
|
109
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Dominic Serres (1722-1793) A Squadron of the Fleet making ready to sail, probably from Spithead, the ships' captains being rowed to the flagship to receive their orders
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£1,250
€1,458
US$ 1,887
|
|
112
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Louis Verboeckhoven (Belgian, 1802-1889) Dutch barges and other craft plying their trade, with one small barge tied up inshore
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£1,125
€1,312
US$ 1,698
|
|
113
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Attributed to Edwin Hayes (Irish, 1820-1904) A topsail racing schooner of the Royal St. George Yacht Club tacking across the bay
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£3,750
€4,375
US$ 5,662
|
|
114
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Thomas Sewell Robins (British, 1814-1880) A lazy afternoon on an estuary, with a heavily-laden hay barge trying to catch the breeze and some old hulks laid-up beyond
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£5,000
€5,834
US$ 7,549
|
|
115
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John Christian Schetky (British, 1778-1874) The furious action between H.M.S. Mars and the French '74 Hercule off Brest on 21st April 1798
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£13,750
€16,045
US$ 20,760
|
|
117
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Sir William Quiller Orchardson, RA HRSA (British, 1832-1910) On board H.M.S. Bellerophon, July 23rd., 1815 off Cape Ushant, leaving France
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£3,750
€4,375
US$ 5,662
|
|
118
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Alma Claude Burlton Cull (British, 1880-1931) 'Cowes'
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£2,250
€2,625
US$ 3,397
|
|
119
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Alma Claude Burlton Cull (British, 1880-1931) 'Evening, Yarmouth, I.W.'
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£5,000
€5,834
US$ 7,549
|
|
120
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Philip John Ouless (British, 1817-1885) The Jersey schooner Guillelmo and other shipping off the coast
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£2,312
€2,698
US$ 3,491
|
|
121
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Robert Moore (British, born 1945) 'Schooners in the Solent, 1852'
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£750
€875
US$ 1,132
|
|
123
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Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) A frigate of the Royal Navy running into the Dart on the full tide, with Dartmouth Castle and St. Petrox Church to port and Kingswear Castle to starboard
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£5,750
€6,709
US$ 8,681
|
|
124
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Montague Dawson (British, 1890-1973) The fight between Chesapeake and Shannon off Boston, May 1813
|
£2,625
€3,063
US$ 3,963
|
|
127
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Montague Dawson (British, 1890-1973) The Liverpool tug Calgarth running down and sinking the Fleetwood trawler Victoria II, 29th May 1946
|
£1,375
€1,604
US$ 2,076
|
|
128
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Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) Royal Naval warships lying at anchor in a stiff breeze
|
£7,500
€8,751
US$ 11,324
|
|
130
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Edwin Hayes, RHA, RI, ROI (British, 1819-1904) 'Oyster boats off Mumbles Light House' (sic)
|
£3,000
€3,500
US$ 4,529
|
|
131
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Edwin Hayes, RHA, RI, ROI (British, 1819-1904) 'Oystermouth Bay, Swansea'
|
£2,000
€2,333
US$ 3,019
|
|
134
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James Harris of Swansea (British, 1810-1887) Boats on the foreshore at the Mumbles, with Oystermouth Castle beyond; and a headland on the Gower Peninsular
|
£3,250
€3,792
US$ 4,907
|
|
136
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Derek George Montague Gardner (British, 1914-2007) In full sail
|
£5,250
€6,126
US$ 7,926
|
|
137
|
British School, 19th century A large Spanish frigate running under reduced sail and heeling over in stormy conditions, with other warships in distress beyond
|
£725
€846
US$ 1,094
|
|
138
|
Derek George Montague Gardner (British, 1914-2007) 'The Cutty Sark & Thermopylae'
|
£3,875
€4,521
US$ 5,850
|
|
140
|
Thomas Yates (British, died 1796) A '74' being warped into Portsmouth harbour in a calm, with ships of the fleet lying in Spithead beyond
|
£4,000
€4,667
US$ 6,039
|
|
142
|
Thomas Sewell Robins (British, 1814-1880) A fishing smack entering harbour
|
£1,125
€1,312
US$ 1,698
|
|
143
|
Thomas Bush Hardy (British, 1842-1897) 'Thames Tunnel Pier'
|
£1,375
€1,604
US$ 2,076
|
|
144
|
John Thomas Serres (British, 1759-1825) H.M.S. Thisbe running down the Channel under reduced sail in the choppy conditions, with other shipping nearby
|
£1,875
€2,187
US$ 2,831
|
|
145
|
Samuel Atkins (British, fl.1787-1808) A sloop off the French coast
|
£2,187
€2,552
US$ 3,302
|
|
146
|
Henry Scott Tuke, RA, RWS (British, 1858-1929) The old windjammer at rest
|
£4,000
€4,667
US$ 6,039
|
|
147
|
Charles Robertson (British, 1844-1891) 'Westward from the Needles'
|
£1,875
€2,187
US$ 2,831
|
|
149
|
Circle of Oswald Walters Brierly (British, 1817-1894) The capture of the Spanish ship El Gamo by H.M.S. Speedy under Lord Cochrane
|
£875
€1,021
US$ 1,321
|
|
150
|
Theodor Alexander Weber (German, 1838-1907) Off to the fishing grounds
|
£2,750
€3,209
US$ 4,152
|
|
154
|
John Steven Dews (British, born 1949) The Battle of Trafalgar – H.M.S. Victory breaking the enemy line and raking the stern of the French flagship as she goes through
|
£169,250
€197,502
US$ 255,548
|
|
155
|
Louis Dodd (British, born 1943) The assault on Porto Bello during the so-called 'War of Jenkins' Ear',
|
£3,750
€4,375
US$ 5,662
|
|
156
|
George Webster (British, 1797-1864) On the Lower Thames
|
£2,250
€2,625
US$ 3,397
|
|
158
|
James Webb (British, 1825-1895) A prosperous hilltop town in the Ottoman Empire, probably on the Bosphorous, with working boats at anchor inshore
|
£4,500
€5,251
US$ 6,794
|
|
160
|
Follower of James Harris of Swansea (British, 1810-1887) An armed topsail schooner shortening sail in choppy seas as the pilot cutter approaches on her starboard beam, with a two-decker firing a salute nearby and a headland beyond
|
£750
€875
US$ 1,132
|
|
161
|
Clarkson Stanfield RA (British, 1793-1867) Prison hulks on the Medway
|
£8,750
€10,210
US$ 13,211
|
|
162
|
John Steven Dews (British, born 1949) Westward leading the pack off the Isle of Wight, west of Cowes, with Cambria, Candida and White Heather (II) all snapping at her heels
|
£27,500
€32,090
US$ 41,521
|
|
163
|
Anglo-Chinese School, 19th century Her Majesty's troopship Orontes in Far Eastern waters, probably bound for
|
£750
€875
US$ 1,132
|
|
164
|
John Wilson Carmichael (British, 1799-1868) Misty morning, Tynemouth
|
£11,250
€13,127
US$ 16,986
|
|
165
|
Thomas Bush Hardy (British, 1842-1897) Venice from the Giudecca, with the Punta della Dogana and the Doge's Palace beyond; Venice from the Lagoons 12 x 17cm (4 3/4 x 6 11/16in); 12.6 x 17cm (5 x 6 11/16)
|
£1,750
€2,042
US$ 2,642
|
|
166
|
George Weatherill (British, 1810-1890) The Upper Harbour, Whitby
|
£7,500
€8,751
US$ 11,324
|
|
167
|
John Lynn (British, fl. 1828-1838) The Night Action – H.M.S. Indefatigable engaging Les Droits de l'Homme, with H.M.S. Amazon, off Ushant, 13th-14th January 1797
|
£10,000
€11,669
US$ 15,098
|
|
168
|
Eduardo Federico de Martino (Italian, 1838-1912) The Diamond Jubilee Fleet Review of 1897
|
£7,750
€9,043
US$ 11,701
|
|
169
|
John Wilson Carmichael (British, 1799-1868) A Dutch hoy outward-bound off Scarborough, with a large Dutch lugger heading into harbour
|
£8,125
€9,481
US$ 12,267
|
|
172
|
Henry Redmore (British, 1820-1887) Merchantmen and smaller craft offshore in a heavy swell
|
£7,500
€8,751
US$ 11,324
|
|
174
|
David James (British, fl. 1883-1897) 'Porthcressa Bay, Scilly'; 'A Ground Swell'
|
£3,500
€4,084
US$ 5,284
|
|
175
|
Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) The Avon at Bristol with Clifton Wood seen from Sea Banks
|
£36,050
€42,067
US$ 54,431
|
|
176
|
Montague Dawson (British, 1890-1973) A Second World War troopship under destroyer escort
|
£4,000
€4,667
US$ 6,039
|
|
178
|
John Scott (British, fl.1844-1866) The Welcome in two positions off Tynemouth
|
£2,250
€2,625
US$ 3,397
|
|
179
|
Barry Mason (British, born 1947) 'Dawn over Greenwich c.1900'
|
£6,875
€8,022
US$ 10,380
|
|
180
|
John Ward of Hull (British, 1798-1849) Slack tide on the Humber, with a Dutch hoy close inshore and a Royal Navy frigate just getting underway beyond
|
£9,375
€10,939
US$ 14,155
|
|
181
|
John Ward of Hull (British, 1798-1849) A trading cutter running out to sea past a mooring 'dolphin', with other shipping in the Humber
|
£3,000
€3,500
US$ 4,529
|
