Cutty Sark Ship Model 1m 78cm
This magnificent 1.78-meter wooden model of the legendary British clipper Cutty Sark is meticulously handcrafted by master artisans using traditional plank-on-frame construction. Built from high-quality hardwoods, it features fully detailed rigging, hand-stitched canvas sails, authentic deck house fixtures, and brass deck cannons. Its impressive scale and museum-quality craftsmanship make it a stunning centerpiece for luxury residences, executive offices, and nautical collections.
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The Vessel
This magnificent 1.78-meter wooden model of the legendary British clipper Cutty Sark is meticulously handcrafted by master artisans using traditional plank-on-frame construction. Built from high-quality hardwoods, it features fully detailed rigging, hand-stitched canvas sails, authentic deck house fixtures, and brass deck cannons. Its impressive scale and museum-quality craftsmanship make it a stunning centerpiece for luxury residences, executive offices, and nautical collections.
Maritime History
Built in Scotland in 1869, the Cutty Sark was one of the fastest and last tea clippers ever constructed. Renowned for her incredible speed across the China tea trade routes and later the Australian wool trade, she became a world-famous symbol of the golden age of sail. Today, she is preserved as a museum ship in Greenwich, London.
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