Large Scale Wooden 18th-Century Russian Man-of-War Ship Model

This is a highly detailed, plank-on-frame wooden scale model of a historic three-masted man-of-war, likely representing a late 18th or early 19th-century vessel from the Imperial Russian Navy. The ship is encased in a custom wood and glass display cabinet. Physical characteristics include a black-painted wooden hull with a yellow gunport stripe, which reveals three tiers of simulated cannons. The vessel features intricately rigged canvas sails that are permanently set in a furled or 'filled' billowing position. Most notably, the foremast mainsail is emblazoned with a large, dark crest depicting the Imperial Russian double-headed eagle. The rigging consists of complex thread assemblies including shrouds, ratlines, and stays with block-and-tackle details. The model sits on a dark-stained wooden plinth within the case, which appears to feature a brass identification plate. Regarding condition, the model appears well-preserved within its case, showing no major structural failures, though some minor slack in the rigging and dust accumulation are visible. The craftsmanship is of a high 'hobbyist-to-professional' grade, common in mid-to-late 20th-century model making. The enclosure suggests a piece intended for serious nautical decor or maritime collection.