Cutty Sark Wooden Model Ship
This is a decorative wooden display model of the famous tea clipper, the Cutty Sark. The model features a multi-toned wooden hull with a clear natural grain finish on the upper sections and a darker, reddish stain on the lower hull. It is rigged with three main masts supporting multiple square-rigged sails made of a beige or tan coarse-woven fabric with vertical pinstripe detailing. The rigging consists of light-colored twine, including standing and running rigging and small rope ladders. Noteworthy features include a small brass-finished anchor suspended from the bow, wooden dowel masts, and a dark wood rectangular base with a gold-toned nameplate inscribed with 'Cutty Sark'. In terms of condition, the model shows signs of aging such as dust accumulation, some frayed fibers on the rigging, and slightly yellowed fabric sails consistent with a piece from the late 20th century. The craftsmanship is typical of a mass-produced souvenir or hobbyist kit rather than a high-end museum-quality replica. Overall, it serves as a nautical-themed decorative piece with moderate detail.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
Basic Information
Category
Nautical Decor / Model Ships
Appraised On
May 3, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
Item Description
This is a decorative wooden display model of the famous tea clipper, the Cutty Sark. The model features a multi-toned wooden hull with a clear natural grain finish on the upper sections and a darker, reddish stain on the lower hull. It is rigged with three main masts supporting multiple square-rigged sails made of a beige or tan coarse-woven fabric with vertical pinstripe detailing. The rigging consists of light-colored twine, including standing and running rigging and small rope ladders. Noteworthy features include a small brass-finished anchor suspended from the bow, wooden dowel masts, and a dark wood rectangular base with a gold-toned nameplate inscribed with 'Cutty Sark'. In terms of condition, the model shows signs of aging such as dust accumulation, some frayed fibers on the rigging, and slightly yellowed fabric sails consistent with a piece from the late 20th century. The craftsmanship is typical of a mass-produced souvenir or hobbyist kit rather than a high-end museum-quality replica. Overall, it serves as a nautical-themed decorative piece with moderate detail.
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