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FOUR TIMES OF DAY, EVENING: HARBOUR SCENE WITH BOATS BEING UNLOADED AND SPECTATORS by Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) at Uppark
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SEAPIECE-NIGHT by Lacroix de Marseilles, d. 1782
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THE EXCAVATION OF THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL: EASTHAM CUTTING WITH MOUNT MAINSTAY IN THE DISTANCE by BW Leader (1831-1923) at Tatton Park
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FOUR TIMES OF DAY, MIDDAY: A SHIP OFFSHORE, FOUNDERING IN A STORM by Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) at Uppark
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FOUR TIMES OF DAY, MORNING: A PORT IN MIST - FISHERMEN HAULING THEIR BOAT by Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) at Uppark
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A painting of THE SITUATION OF THE SANDWICH WHEN ATTACKED BY THE FRENCH ADMIRAL AND HIS SECONDS, 17TH APRIL 1780 by Thomas Luny (1759-1837) in the Dining Room
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BOAT-BUILDING AT CASTELLAMARE, a gouache drawing by Abraham-Louis-Rudolphe Ducros (1748-1810) in the Tapestry Dressing Room at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
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THE CAPTURE OF THE `NUESTRA SENORA DE CABADONGA' by John Clevely (fl. 1726-77)
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THE PASSAGE OF THE HUDSON RIVER, by Dominic Serres
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A BRITISH SQUADRON OFF ST. LUCIA, by Dominic Serres
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SHIPPING IN A ROUGH SEA, most probably by Julius rather than his father Jan Porcellis (1587-1632)
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A RIVER ESTUARY by Salomon Van Ruysdael (1600/3-1670) in The Corridor at Polesden Lacey