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Figurehead Restoration
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Launched Pembroke dock 1849. This magnificent figure was originally carved by the Hellyer family, and served in the Crimea, where she fired the last... |
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This figure is unusual in that it was carved from one solid piece of wood. The centre was then hollowed out to remove stress in the timber thus... |
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This beautifully carved figure was found in the bed of the river Humber. Initial analysis was carried out by the York Archaeological Trust before... |
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HMS Leander was launched from the Portsmouth Dock-yard on the 8th March 1848 She served in the Crimea before being converted to a screw frigate in... |
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Background history of the figure Admiral Jervis (1735-1823) was created Lord St. Vincent in 1797 and honoured when in 1815 H.M.S. St Vincent of... |
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The figure was originally carved from two blocks with tail, arms etc added. The large blocks had shrunk in drying, allowing rot to take hold within... |
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Restoration of a Victorian relief carved panel in lime This product is not for sale. |
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