Are the ship prints originals?

Yes. Every print was made in its own day, by engraving, etching or lithography, for a book, a magazine or a set of plates. None is a reproduction.

What makes a ship print collectable?

Accurate rigging and detail, early date, original hand colour, a named ship or a famous action, and good condition with wide margins.

Ships & sea battles

Ship portraits, ship types and sea battles: galleons, men-of-war, Chinese junks, yachts at the regatta, ironclads and the great naval actions from Gibraltar to Trafalgar.

153 pieces

Before 1700 30 1700 to 1789 39 1790 to 1849 29 1850 and after 44

Order: Finest firstOldest first Newest first Price, low to high

Antique Print of the Mediterranean Fleet Regatta at Palma, 1881, Colored

Antique Print of the New Steamship 'Orient', 1879

Antique Print of the Prince of Wales Starting the Jubilee Yacht-Race, 1887

Antique Print of Chinese Vessels, 1748

Antique Boat Print of the Sappho Rounding the Vectis by the Graphic, 1870

Antique Print of a Chinese Sailing Ship, 1840

Royal Victoria Yacht Club, London News, 1877

Antique Print of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club Regatta, 1869

Antique Print of the Mediterranean Fleet Regatta at Palma, 1881