This
traditionally designed Hanging Trivet is a protective use for rope that
is decorative and functional. It is hand-tied from 6 yards of cotton
rope. Surface washable - do not immerse. Place hot items only on front.
Made in Maine. 12-1/2" by 5-1/2". $12.95.
Arts of the Sailor CAPTURED HEARTS ROPE MAT Web item #95
This
Captured Hearts Mat features four entwined hearts, a favorite motif for
the homesick sailor. It can be used as a place mate, wall hanging and
more. Hand-tied from 18 yards of cotton rope. Surface washable, do not
immerse. Place hot items on on front. 10" by 13 1/2". Made in Maine.
$22.95.
Arts of the Sailor CARRICK BEND COASTERS Web item #100
The
Carrick Bend, when tied from a single lenth of line forms a decorative
and functional mat. The round version was once used on schooners as a
protective mat under their deck blocks, thus earning it the nickname of
"thump mat." Each coaster is hand-tied from 12-3/4 feet of cotton rope.
Surface washable. Made in Maine. 4" by 4." set of four, tied with jute,
is $19.95.
Arts of the Sailor CELTIC KNOT TABLE TOPPER Web item #97
Rope
mats have been a ship board tradition, then brought ashore by sailors.
This Celtic Knot Table Topper can be used as a place mat, place
decoration, centerpiece, functional trivet and more. It is hand-tied
from 10 yards of cotton rope. Surface washable. Place hot items only on
front. Made in Maine. 10" square. $15.95.
Through
the ages rope has served to protect ships and sailors both as safety
lines and as a cushion between a ship and its docking. This
traditionally designed Nautical Trivet is another protective use for
rope that is both decorative and functional. Hand-tied from 5 yards of
cotton rope. Surface washable. Place hot items on front only. Made in
Maine. 8-3/4" by 6-1/2". $11.95.
Arts of the Sailor SQUARE CARRICK BEND TABLE TOPPER Web item #94
Rope
mats have long been a ship board tradition, and then brought ashore by
sailors. Hand-tied from 9 yards of cotton rope. Surface washable - do
not immerse. Place hot items only on front. Made in Maine. 8" by 8".
$15.95
Arts of the Sailor TURK'S HEAD NAPKIN RINGS Web item #98
The
Running Turk's Head knot is one of the most ancient of all the sailor's
decorative knots. It is also one of the most common. It has been
adapted to many uses over time. One is the Sailor's Napkin Ring. Each
flexible napkin ring is hand tied from a single five foot lenth of
cotton seine line. Surface washable, air dry. Made in Maine. Each is 2"
in diameter, 7/8' high. Four rings in a set for $12.95.
Bey
Berk Quartz Clock, Barometer and Thermometer and Hygrometer. French
precision weather instruments. Tarnish proof solid brass bezels and
ornaments. Available in Mahogany or Oak base. May be hung vertically or
horizontally, just by turning the instruments to the desired position.
Clock takes AA battery. $128.00.
Bey Berk Oval Porthole Clock and Weather Station Web item #72
Quartz
wall clock and weather station in a sold brass, tarnish proof porthole.
It comes with a French barometer, thermometer and a hygrometer. On a
solid wood base. A 24 hour clock, it also has a minute hand. Takes AA
batteries. The height is 8 inches, the width is 12 inches, and the
depth is 3 1/4 inches. $210.00. Must be dropped shipped from Bey-Berk
for a service fee of $10.00.
Quartz
bell striking clock. Counts the hour with a pleasing double ship's bell
strike. and one bell on the half-hour. Solid brass tarnish proof case
and bell, with beveled glass. Solid oak base with a plate that can be
personalized. A 24 hour clock and minute hand. $495.00 Must be drop
ship from Bey-Berk for $10.00, plus regular shipping charges.
A quartz wall clock with a brass colored face, set in a solid brass
porthole, decorated with a fisherman's rope. On a sold wood base. Shows
the 24 hour clock. Minute hand. Takes AA battery. Diameter is 13
inches, with a depth of 2 1/5 inches. $195.00. May be dropped shipped
by manufacturer for a $10.00 service charge.
A quartz tide and time clock that shows the time, and high and low tides.
The clock is in solid brass, with a tarnish proof porthole, set in an
oak wood base. Minute hand. The diameter is 9 1/2 inches, with a depth
of 2 inches. Place to hang on the wall. Uses AA battery. $195. May be
dropped shipped for $10.00 service charge.
Built
by Will West of the Maine Maritime Museum Boatyard. Each half model is
skillfully crafted. Shown is the H-28, the L. Francis Herreshoff,
mounted on a mahogany wood plaque, 21" x 8". The model is 16 1/2 x 4".
Comes white/maroon. $195. Shipping is an additional $25.00.
Built
by Will West of the Maine Maritime Museum Boatshop. Each half-hull is
skillfully crafted. Shown is the Pull Boat, mounts on a pine wood
plaque. The plaque is 24" x 7 1/2", the boat model is 17" x 3 1/2".
Please specify the color color combination. $195.00. Add $25.00 for
shipping.
From
Mainport Designs. The Henry B. Hyde, was a 'Down East' half-clipper
built in Bath Maine, 1884. The plate is 10 1/2" diameter made by
Straffordshire Wares. Each plate is from a hand tooled copper engraving
process used in the Eighteenth Century. The copper engraving is used to
transfer the design onto the plate before being fired. Designed by
Archie Maine, Jr., naval architect. Dishwasher safe. $35.00.
Mainport
Designs. Pocahontas was launched in Bath, Maine, 1855. Her first
passage to New Orleans was to enter the cotton trade. The plate is 10
1/2" in diameter, made by Straffordshire Wares. Each plate is from a
hand tooled engraving process used in the Eighteenth Century. The
copper engraving is used to transfer the design onto the plate before
being fired. Designed by Archie Main, Jr., naval architect. Dishwasher
safe. $35.00.
From
Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the America's Cup Defender, built
by Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, 1937. The plate is 10 1/2" in
diameter, made by Straffordshire Wares. Each plate is from a hand
tooled copper engraving, the same process used in the Eighteenth
Century. The copper engraving is used to print each transfer on the
plate before being fired. Designed by Archie Main, Jr., a naval
architect. Dishwasher safe. $35.00.
From
Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the Shenandoah, built in Bath,
Maine, launched, November, 1890. The Shenandoah's maiden voyage was
from New York to San Francisco, around Cape Horn [South America] in 124
days. The plate is 10 1/2" diameter from Straffordshire Wares. Each
plate is from a hand tooled copper engraving process used in the
Eighteenth Century. The copper engraving is used to transfer the design
onto the plate before being fired. Designed by Archie Main, Jr., naval
architect. Dishwasher safe. $35.00.
From
Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the U.S.S. Mason DDG 87 built by
Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, 2001. This was the last destroyer
traditionally launched on inclined ways, June 23, 2001. The plate is 10
1/2" in diameter from Straffordshire Wares. Each plate is from a hand
tooled copper engraving process used in the Eighteenth Century. The
copper engraving is used to print the transfer on the plate before
being fired. Designed by Archie Main, Jr., naval architect. Dishwasher
safe. $35.00.
From
Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the Destroyer U.S.S. Winston S.
Churchill, built in Bath, Maine by Bath Iron Works. The plate is 10 1/2
inches in diamter, made by Straffordshire Wares. Each plate is from a
hand tooled copper engraving process used in the Eighteenth Century.
The copper engraving is used to print the design onto the plate before
being fired. Designed by Archie Main, Jr., naval architect. Dishwasher
safe. $35.00.
From
Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the longest 6-masted wooden sailing vessel, The
Wyoming, built by the Percy & Small Shipyard, site of Maine
Maritime Museum. The plate is 10 1/2" diameter, made by Straffordshire
Wares. Each plate is from a hand tooled copper engraving process used
in the Eighteenth Century. The copper engraving is used to transfer the
design onto the plate before being fired. Designed by Archie Main Jr.,
naval architect. Dishwasher safe. $35.00.
Ship Model 1930s Classic Yacht, Large Web item #80
From
Authentic Models. A flat bottom model of a classic yacht from the 1930s
on a sturdy base, with carefully recreated details. Hand sewn sails,
brass fittings. Model is built plank on frame. Ship sails can be easily
rigged. Yacht is 35.5 inches long, six inches wide. Top mast reaches a
height of 35.5 inches. $105.00, shipping is an additional $25.00.
Ship Model America's Cup Columbia, 1901 Large Web item #77
From
Authentic Models, the largest and most detailed of Columbia models.
Completely hand made by skilled artisans. The sails are hand sewn with
brass fittings. The models are built plank on frame. The ship body is
fully assembled in a crated box. Minimal rigging work is required for
the sails. Authentic Models present miniature representations of the
original yachts. From bow to stern it is 68 inches, 9 inches abeam and
71 inches to the top of the masts. $595.00. This large Columbia yact
can only be ordered by drop shipment from Authentic Models in Eugene
Oregon, for a service charge of $20.00, plus $35.00 in shipping fees.
Ship Model America's Cup Columbia, 1901 Medium Web item #76
Same
as the small, but larger and with more detail. From bow to stern is 45
inches, abeam is seven inches, to the top of the mast and sails is 46.5
inches. From Authentic Models. $205.00. Plus $30.00 shipping.
Ship Model America's Cup Columbia, 1901 Small Web item #75
Ship
Model from Authentic Models, of the America's Cup Columbia from 1901.
Size is 37 inches from bow to stern, 5 inches abeam, and 35.5 inches to
the top of the mast and sail. Built planks on frame. Shipped without
the rigging of the sails. $135.00 plus $25 for shipping costs.
From
Authentic Models. For home decoration, the Defender has hand sewn
sails, brass fittings and built plank on frame that is a true miniature
representation of the original yacht. The ship is fully assembled in a
crated box, with only some rigging of the sails. From bow to stern it
is 36.5 inches long, 5.5 inches abeam and 35 inches to the top of the
mast. $105.00, plus $25.00 for shipping.
From
Authentic Models. This large lobster boat model is for home decoration
only. It is hand crafted in wood and shaped timbers, and painted in
great detail from original plans. Miniature accessories include a
lobster trap, lobster buoy. From bow to stern, 25 inches, abeam 9
inches, and 9.25 inches high. $110.00, plus $20.00 shipping.
From
Authentic Models, a ship model that comes fully assembled, on its own
base. This is a model of a flat bottom boat used for fishing. The
sturdy masts were unstayed. The characteristic shape and brown tar look
has made this ship into a beloved icon from the past. The size is 20.75
inches across the base, four inches wide, and 24.75 inches to the top
of the mast. $79.00, plus $25.00 shipping.
Sail
away with this 100% cotton absorbent towel may also be used as an
oversized napkin at Maine lobster feasts. Tea Towel is 18"x29", red
sailboat on white. $6.95.
Steer
into neatness with this 100% cotton absorbent tea towel. It can also be
used as an oversized napkin at Maine lobster feasts. Towel is 18"x29",
red or blue anchor on white. $6.95.
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