A museum-quality, fully assembled large-scale model of the legendary Cutty Sark (1869), one of the most famous clipper ships ever built. Beautifully hand-painted and housed in a glazed display case, this exceptional exhibition model is a striking centrepiece for collectors, maritime enthusiasts, and period interiors.
This high-end Cutty Sark replica features magnificent attention to detail, including:
Full sail and advanced intricate rigging
Authentic crow’s nest
Anchors and deck-mounted cannons
Painted masts and painted lifeboats
Brass fittings with the ship’s name on both bow and stern
Highly detailed deck layout
Solid wood base with engraved nameplate
The craftsmanship and scale make this model a true statement piece, ideal for a study, library, office, or traditional interior setting.
Dimensions:
Length: 90 cm
Height: 70 cm
Delivery & Viewing:
Local delivery available for a small fee
Nationwide courier delivery can be arranged
View in person at our new showroom in Bretherton
Visit our website: https://theoldcornmill.co.uk/
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About the Cutty Sark
The Cutty Sark was one of the last clippers built for the China tea trade, constructed by Scott, Linton & Company of Dumbarton, Scotland, and launched in 1869 with a complement of 28 crew. She was commissioned by John “Jock” Willis, determined to own the fastest ship in the annual race to bring the first tea of the season home from China.
The name Cutty Sark means “short shirt” and originates from Robert Burns’ poem “Tam O’Shanter”, in which Tam spies the witch Nannie wearing a cutty sark as she dances.