Hms Ship

Set of two antique prints of HMS ships titled 'H.M.S. Orontes' and 'H.M.S. Temeraire'.

Historically interesting 19th century watercolor on paper of the English ship HMS Pique, a 36 gun frigate that saw action in North America, West Indies and the Mediterranean between ...

Historically interesting 19th century watercolor on paper of the English ship HMS Pique, a 36 gun frigate that saw action in North America, West Indies and the Mediterranean between ...

Measurements: Frame Height: 19 3/4 inches (50 cm) Frame Width: 26 2/5 inches (67 cm) Historical Context: The Ship: The HMS Hero, launched in 1858 and sold in 1871, was a 91-gun scr...

The scene captures the vessel underway with accompanying ships in a luminous maritime setting. The second engraving portrays the celebrated clipper ship Cosmos, an elegant American m...

The influential British naval commander Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805) was killed on board HMS Victory during the 1805 battle against the Franco-Spanish fleet; still in comm...

'HMS Warspite 50 Guns', English English naval aquatint, with gum arabic highlights, by Edward Duncan after Nicholas Condy.

This exquisite watercolor painting depicts the ship HMS Newcastle in Sydney Harbor in December 1956.

Victorian Maritime Oil Painting of HMS Ganges anchored off Falmouth with Sailors alighting and on deck with Sailing Boats. Oil on artists card, laid on board and framed in its orig...

British Navy ship's crest for HMS Scarborough. This is a heavy brass plaque mounted to a wood backboard.

As per Dunn's notes, this lithograph was produced for the builders and admiralty following the ship's reconstruction. HMS Hermes (R12) was a Centaur-class aircraft carrier of the B...

In fact, the level of detail is so particular, that it has been possible to tentatively identify the ship as the HMS Barfleur. The HMS Barfleur was a three-decker second-rate 90-gun...

A meticulously detailed etching by renowned maritime artist William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931). The scene depicts the HMS Orion shortly after the ship was built in 1911.

Here she is entering Portsmouth harbour being saluted by a first-rate, identified as HMS Victory, acting as guard-ship in the harbour.

In the 20th century, there were two HMS Whirlwind ships: the D30 and the R87. While it is unclear which ship this badge came from, both ships have an interesting naval history.

She was an ironclad admiral class battleship, the sister ship of HMS Rodney. The vessel took its name from the famous Admiral Howe of 18th century fame, Richard Howe.

depicts an hour into the Battle - HMS Victory is to the left, with the French ship the Redoubtable, and HMS Temeraire, with HMS Pickle, the small ship who brought the news back to En...

The bay was named after Captain James Cook's ship, the HMS Resolution, which you can see anchored in the distance.

Details: - Title: O-Tai, his wife, and Sisters visiting Captn Cook on board the Resolution Sloop at O'Taheitee - Publication: Engraved for Moore's Voyages and Travels - Engraver: Ch...

Following Cook's death in Hawaii, Charles Clerke, captain of Resolution's sister ship HMS Discovery, took command. Gore then assumed command of Discovery in Clerke's place.

Hitchins, D.S.O. by James Stewart O.B.E. on the 1st August 1934 on the occasion of the sale of Armstrong Whitworth Shipyards to the National Shipbuilders Ltd. for breaking up’. Fo...

John Hamilton Moore was known for his collection of navigational guides and compilations of voyages in the late 18th century, which might place the engraving at a similar time, possi...

This dramatic scene throws the viewer straight into the heart of a naval battle between the British ship HMS Mars and the French Hercule. The scene is only lit from two sources - one...

Resolution Bay was named after Cook’s ship, the HMS Resolution, during his second voyage to the Pacific.

At the age of 13 Hughes-Stanton, unable to face the prospect of home life with his three sisters, joined the Royal Navy training ship HMS Coway. At the age of 19 he switched directio...

The Marquesas Islands were one of the many places visited by Captain Cook during his expeditions, and the Bay named "Resolution" was likely named after Cook's ship, HMS Resolution. S...

At the age of 13 Hughes-Stanton, unable to face the prospect of home life with his three sisters, joined the Royal Navy training ship HMS Coway. At the age of 19 he switched directio...

Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener 1st Earl Kitchener (1850-1916) was a decorated British Army Officer who served in the Army from 1871 and as Secretary of State for War from 19...

At the age of 13 he joined the Royal Navy training ship HMS Coway, but at 19 - advised by his father - he abandoned the sea for his paintbox.

It is said that these statues were confiscated by the British Navy from the French ship HMS Temple in Martinique waters in 1756 during the Seven Years’ War and moved to the church.