259 259. A WELL-PRESENTED HALF-MODEL OF THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN TEA CLIPPER RED JACKET (1854)


modelled by J. Hayward with laminated carved hull coppered below the waterline, carved and painted deck fittings with cut-away masts, mounted on a green baize-covered backing board with engraved brass specification plate -- 17¼ x 40in. (44 x 101.6cm.) £200-400


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260. A WELL-PRESENTED 1:24 SCALE HALF-BLOCK MODEL FOR THE G.L. WATSON-DESIGNED RACING YACHT MADGE (1879)


modelled by Peter Ward, carved from laminated mahogany with black-painted top sides brass fittings, cutaway mast, bow sprit and boom, mounted on wooden display board with details -- overall measurements 10 x 38½in. (25.5 x 98cm.)


£600-800


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261. A WELL-PRESENTED ¼IN. TO THE FOOT SCALE HALF-MODEL OF THE 23 METRE CLASS RACING YACHT CAMBRIA (1928)


modelled by Peter Ward, with carved hull finished in red, green and white, cutaway mast with boom and bow sprit, mounted on a polished wood display board with details -- overall measurements 9 x 37½in. (23 x 95.3cm.)


£400-600 82 additional images online at www.charlesmillerltd.com


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