Model Ship of the US Brig Eagle
This is a detailed, handcrafted wooden scale model of the US Brig Eagle, a significant vessel from the War of 1812. The model features a multi-colored hull with a black upper section, a thin white stripe, and a vibrant red bottom, supported by two wooden ball pedestals on a dark stained rectangular base. The rigging is intricate, featuring multiple masts with cloth sails that show a vertical pinstripe texture. Hand-painted details include white gunports along the sides and red decorative circular markings on the deck area. A brass nameplate is visible on the base, which identifies the ship. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century decorative piece, possibly from a kit or a specialized workshop. The condition appears fair to good, though there is visible dust accumulation on the rigging and sails, and a slight sagging in some of the cordage. The sails have developed a natural tan patina over time. There are no immediate signs of broken masts or structural failure, but the environment (appearing to be a garage or storage area) suggests it may have been exposed to humidity fluctuations.
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Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Basic Information
Category
Maritime Collectibles / Scale Models
Appraised On
March 22, 2026
Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Item Description
This is a detailed, handcrafted wooden scale model of the US Brig Eagle, a significant vessel from the War of 1812. The model features a multi-colored hull with a black upper section, a thin white stripe, and a vibrant red bottom, supported by two wooden ball pedestals on a dark stained rectangular base. The rigging is intricate, featuring multiple masts with cloth sails that show a vertical pinstripe texture. Hand-painted details include white gunports along the sides and red decorative circular markings on the deck area. A brass nameplate is visible on the base, which identifies the ship. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century decorative piece, possibly from a kit or a specialized workshop. The condition appears fair to good, though there is visible dust accumulation on the rigging and sails, and a slight sagging in some of the cordage. The sails have developed a natural tan patina over time. There are no immediate signs of broken masts or structural failure, but the environment (appearing to be a garage or storage area) suggests it may have been exposed to humidity fluctuations.
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