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Wooden Ships

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Titanic

A high quality, keenly priced replica of the famous Olympic class passenger liner owned by the White Star Line and tragically sunk on 15 April 1912. Available in 3 different sizes. The ideal Titanic gift for a Titanic fan.

Also, don't miss our Titanic Bookends for sale on the Nautical Gifts page.

The images here show the 50cms Titanic. The smaller sizes are crafted to the same specification.

14151 - 50cms
£39.00

 

 

14150 - 30cms
£23.00

 

 

14144 - 20cms
£18.00

 

 

 

 

Titanic Life Boat - 15006

Superb 22 cm replica of the very boat that saved so many lives with lots of interesting features and a great little unusual gift for those interested in the Titanic centenary which will soon be upon us. We use the same manufacturer that supplies the Royal Naval Dockyard in Portsmouth - you're getting the best qulaity there is with our boats. Please take a look at our other Titanic gifts on this page and we will supply one free life boat with every two large Titanics code number 14151 purchased on our website.

£9.95
£18 for 2

 

Three Assorted Mini Historical Ships - 14189

12 cm long.

A charming little group of historical ships which have flat bottoms making them stand out and look a little different.

£12.99 for 3

 

Cutty Sark -15094

A 70cm replica of the distinguished tea clipper built in 1869 in Scotland and destined for the tea trade. Although she never won the race across the globe from China to London, she had a legendary reputation. Now a museum ship at Greenwich in London.

70cms

£69

 

 

 

 

 

SS Great Britain - 15108

A high quality replica and the first ocean class ship with an iron hull. When launched in 1843 she was the largest vessel afloat.

65cms

£42

 

 

Victory - 15083

Our replica model comes with the stand as illustrated. The HMS Vicory participated in the Battles of Ushant, Cape St Vincent and Trafalgar.

46cms

£39

 

 

USS Cutter Eagle - 15098

Used as a training cutter for future officers of the United States Coast Guard and the only active commissioned sailing vessel in American Government Service.

52cms

£39

 

 

 

 

Paddle Steamer - 15032

Paddlesteamers are ships or boats driven by a steam engine using one or more paddle wheels. The last sea going paddle steamer is often to be seen crusising along the Dorset Coast so we thought it would be a nice idea to include one on our website. Few others now remain in existence and the one we sell here online is a more similar to the paddle steamers once to have cruised the great rivers of the United States.

46cms

£35

 

Row Boats with Sails - 14002


Fast selling pretty row boats which have flat bottoms with detached oars and are the perfect length for display at 18 centimetres, which is about 7 inches. These look great scattered as a feauture in the home in twos or threes.

£6.99 each
£11 for 2
£15 for 3

 

Flattie Wooden Yacht - 14006

Flattie's another name for a halibut as well as the name of a skiff with a centreboard surprisingly on the "flat side". Great decorative boats and 40cm in length. Look particularly good grouped in pairs.

40 cm long by 34 cm high.

£14.99 each
2 for £28

 

 

Canal Boats - 14399

Something slightly different to the rest of our boat lines but a good seller nevertheless. Canal boats, perhaps more relaxing to even look at? Displayed they do look particularly good in pairs.

26cm

£8.99 each
£15 for 2

 

Cornish Gig - 14305

Cornish pilot gigs are six oared rowing boats and have been recognized as one of the first shore based lifeboats, recording rescues going as far back as the late 17th century. We're not sure the RNLI would recommend their use in the 21st century and they are now primarily used for sporting events. They were named "pilot" gigs because these general working boats would be used to escort pilots from Cornwall out to incoming vessels off the Atlantic where the first man to the ship would get the job - a boat with an interesting story!

The picture below on the left shows the legendary John Lambert, landlord of the Jolly Sailor on Poole Quay preparing to row a Cornish gig for charity from Cornwall to Poole in the Summer of 2010 in aid of several local charities. You can see their Cornish gig in the picture which was recently built in St Austell. Yellow ones may be in short supply for some time!

50cms

Available in white, blue, red and yellow

£19.50 each
£35 for 2

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