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Model of a Sailing Ketch
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Model of a Sailing Ketch

1900 - 1920
Description

A cased scale model of a sailing ketch built by Dickie & Sons of Tarbert, Scotland, circa 1914.

Height: 58.5 cm.

Width: 76.5 cm.

Depth: 30.5 cm.

Labelled COLLENA [sic], probably COLLEEN by Dickie & Sons of Tarbert, see Lloyd’s Register Of Yachts 1915, page 164.

299 Colleen wood ScKch A.M.Dickie Tarbet 1914 Paraffin Motor. Owner Joseph Buchannan, Glasgow.

A. M. Dickie & Sons (often referred to as Dickies of Tarbert) was a renowned boatyard based in Tarbert, Loch Fyne, Scotland, established in 1868 by Archibald Dickie. The yard was famous for building strong, high-quality, and seaworthy fishing boats and yachts.

Physical Dimensions
Height
58.5cm (23.03")
Width
76.5cm (30.12")
Declaration

Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Cased Model Sailing Ketch to the 1910s.

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SA1195673
Description
A cased scale model of a sailing ketch built by Dickie & Sons of Tarbert, Scotland, circa 1914.

Height: 58.5 cm.

Width: 76.5 cm.

Depth: 30.5 cm.

Labelled COLLENA [sic], probably COLLEEN by Dickie & Sons of Tarbert, see Lloyd’s Register Of Yachts 1915, page 164.
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fig 1. A detailed scale model of a two-masted sailing ketch housed inside a rectangular glass display case with an oak frame.
fig 1. Model of a Sailing Ketch

299 Colleen wood ScKch A.M.Dickie Tarbet 1914 Paraffin Motor. Owner Joseph Buchannan, Glasgow.

A. M. Dickie & Sons (often referred to as Dickies of Tarbert) was a renowned boatyard based in Tarbert, Loch Fyne, Scotland, established in 1868 by Archibald Dickie. The yard was famous for building strong, high-quality, and seaworthy fishing boats and yachts.

Height
58.5cm (23.03")
Width
76.5cm (30.12")
Date of Manufacture

Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Cased Model Sailing Ketch to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1195673
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Archive I A detailed scale model of a two-masted sailing ketch housed inside a rectangular glass display case with an oak frame.

Model of a Sailing Ketch

Archive II A detailed scale model of a two-masted sailing ketch housed inside a rectangular glass display case with an oak frame. View II
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A detailed scale model of a two-masted sailing ketch housed inside a rectangular glass display case with an oak frame.
Model of a sailing ketch
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A detailed scale model of a two-masted sailing ketch housed inside a rectangular glass display case with an oak frame.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

A cased sailing ketch model is a three-dimensional scale replica of a two-masted sailing vessel, housed within a glass and timber display case to protect the delicate rigging and hull details from dust and damage.

Craftsmen typically constructed model ships using fine hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or pine for the hull and display frame, alongside cotton threading for rigging, brass for metal fittings, and clear glass panels.

Authentic period ship models display hand-carved wooden components, naturally aged patination on timber and metal fittings, period-correct copper or brass fasteners, and original glazed glass cases showing slight surface irregularities.

Position the display case on a focal surface such as a sideboard top, bookshelf, or large office desk to introduce warmth, geometric interest, and nautical history into modern or transitional living spaces.

Clean the exterior glass panels with a soft microfibre cloth and specialized glass cleaner applied to the cloth rather than the glass, while keeping the case sealed to protect the internal wood and cotton rigging from dust and moisture.
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