Antique Sea Charts and Prints: Junks and Asian vessels
The ships of Asia and the Pacific as European engravers recorded them: Chinese junks and river boats, Japanese pleasure yachts, Indonesian coracoras, Burmese war boats, and the proas and war canoes of the Pacific.
23 pieces
View of the Island of Tahiti, with Outrigger Canoes and Sailing Catamarans, 1803
Old Drawing or Plan of a Proa of Amsterdam Island, Now Tongatapu, Tonga, 1803
Antique Print of the Hongi/Coracora Fleet by Valentijn '1726'
Chinese Junks and Sailing Vessels, Ferrario Il Costume Antico e Moderno, 1815
Antique Print of the Fleet of Proas of Tahiti by Cook, 1803
Chinese Boats and River Vessels, Hand-Coloured Ferrario Engraving, 1815
Antique Print of Two Japanese Vessels, 1799
Antique Original Engraving of Chinese Vessels in the 18th Century, 1765
Antique Print of a Japanese Pleasure or Galley Yacht (1669)
Antique Print of a Japanese Junk Cross Section, 1856
Antique Print of a Japanese Junk Longitudinal Section, 1856
Antique Print of the Coracora Fleet by Valentijn, 1726
Antique Print of a Japanese Pleasure Yacht by Montanus, 1669
Antique Print of a Canoe of Chukotka, Tartary, 1800
Naval Might of Tahiti: War Canoes Observed by Captain Cook, circa 1817
Antique Print of Chinese Vessels Near Lantam, China, 1665
View of a Chinese Junk, Antique Maritime Engraving, Published 1802
Antique Print of Chinese Junks or Merchant Ships, 1827
Antique Print of Chinese Vessels by Anson, '1749'
Antique Print of a Burmese War Boat by Symes '1800'
Antique Print of a Ceremonial Yacht of the Burmese Emperor by Symes, '1800'
Antique Print of Chinese Vessels, 1748
Antique Print of Chinese Boats and a Chinese Village by Dumont d'Urville '1834'
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