Classic Yachts

A Perfect Day

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000177

Tuiga & Avel racing in a light breeze off the north coast of Sardinia
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Candida & Astra

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000178

Two great Charles E Nicholson cutters Candida and Astra. Built in 1929 and 1928 respectively, these rate as 23mR, the largest boats built under the International rule. They spearheaded the revival of Big Class racing that paved the way for the J-Class yachts of the 1930s.
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The Lady Anne & Tuiga in a Breeze

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000170

Two well-known 15mR yachts, beautifully restored, in the Autumn Mediterranean Regatta Series.
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Reaching to the Finish

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000171

In this atmospheric painting, Alastair portrays a lyrical moment in a no-holds barred contest. Since their restorations, Thendara and Mariette have become great rivals in the classic yacht circuit. The painting portrays a race during the Régates Royals, Cannes.
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The Lady Anne and Moonbeam

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000172

Produced to commemorate the 2008 gathering of Fife-designed yachts on the Clyde - the largest such gathering in the world.
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Moonbeam

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000173

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The Fife Regatta - Mariquita on the Clyde

Alastair Houston

Ref: PRI000174

Produced to commemorate the 2008 gathering of Fife-designed yachts on the Clyde - the largest such gathering in the world.
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New York 30's

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000108

In this classic racing situation Mecray has portrayed three New York Thirties, circa 1907, in a hotly contested race. #18 is fetching or laying the finish line on starboard tack. #16's only chance is to tack now and hope for a lift to the finish line. #16 may also be able to "lee bow" #18. If they engage in this manner #9 would benefit and gain a threatening position.
Status: Import
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Price: £29.38 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Version: Unsigned (£29.38 Including VAT) Open edn. signed (£44.06 Including VAT) Cigleé, signed (£528.75 Including VAT)

Tenacious

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000093

The most deadly ocean race in history took place in 1979 when 17 sailors were killed and 23 yachts were sunk or abandoned during the famous Fastnet race. The course started at Cowes England, went down the English Channel, across the Irish Sea, roundeding Fastnet Rock off the southern coast of Ireland, then back to finish at Plymouth England. Of the more than 316 boats to start, only 128 finished.
Status: Import
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Price: £235.00 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Format: Standard (£235.00 Including VAT) Remarque (£940.00 Including VAT) Giclée on canvas (£1,010.50 Including VAT)

Stormy Weather

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000081

Moving easily through a windswept sea under a dramatic sky, Stormy Weather is clearly in her element. The 54 foot yawl sails with her jib stowed, storm staysail set and a single reef in main and mizzen as the morning watch enjoys a beautiful dawn. Mecray has faithfully captured the look and feel of an early-morning sea. Clouds are breaking up to the southeast as a squall moves off to the north. The setting evokes the experience of an offshore passage for anyone who has spent time at sea—or only dreamed of it.

Status: Import
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Price: £235.00 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Version: Standard (£235.00 Including VAT) signed by Olin Stephens (£940.00 Including VAT) Remarque (£940.00 Including VAT)

The First Race

Tim Thompson

Ref: PRI000056

THE FIRST RACE - the very first race of the Saltash Sailing Club ib 27th May 1899. The Brunel Railway Bridge can be seen on the right.
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Price: £79.31 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Altair & Orion

Tim Thompson

Ref: PRI000075

ALTAIR & ORION - A view of the 1989 Nioulargue from the 1931 Alden schooner "Puritan", as she led at the first mark. The 1930s Fife schooner "Altair" is leading the 1920 Camper & Nicholson built "Orion". The French fishing village of St. Tropez can be seen in the background. Limited Edition lithographs printed in Paris on heavy watercolour stock, in a minimum of 20 colours, with exceptional luminosity.
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Price: £330.47 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Jolie Brise

Tim Thompson

Ref: PRI000053

THE JOLIE BRISE OFF THE ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB AT PLYMOUTH 1925 - Having just won the first Fastnet race in 1925, the Jolie Brise sails pas Plymouths waterfront, flying the colours of the Royal Western, under command of Rear Commodore E.G. Martin. In all, she won 3 times.
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Close Encounter

Tim Thompson

Ref: PRI000059

Two 1930's Schooners crashing to windward in the Channel.
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In Royal Company

Tim Thompson

Ref: PRI000052

IN ROYAL COMPANY - A cutter of the Royal Yacht Squadron is shown in company with the Royal Yacht Britannia. The Queen's Standard at the main, denotes her majesty being aboard.
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Price: £26.14 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

West Ryde Middle

Steven Dews

Ref: PRI000128

Portrayed in this painting is a venerable collection of some of the greatest of the pre-war Big Class yachts. From left to right they are: Astra, Candida, Britannia, Shamrock V, Westward, Endeavour and Velsheda. The yachts are depicted racing around the West Ryde Middle buoy during a famous encounter in 1934.
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Price: £135.13 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Bolero Reaching Home

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000091

The famous yacht Bolero was designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by Henry B. Nevins for John Nicholas Brown. She was launched in 1950 and is an excellent example of the best yachts produced in that period.
Status: Import
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Price: £235.00 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Format: Giclée on canvas (£1,351.25 Including VAT) Standard (£235.00 Including VAT)

Reaching Off Soundings

Ref: PRI000102

Status: Import
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Price: £1,057.50 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Gloriana

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000098

Status: Import
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Price: £1,057.50 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

The Dainty

Steven Dews

Ref: PRI000127

The Dainty has a long and slightly tragic history. She was built in Bermuda in 1897 and proved to be a superb ocean-goer. Despite her excellence and superior quality, she was abandoned by 1920 and found beached by Alfred Darrell, who completely rebuilt her.
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Price: £164.50 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Atlantic

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000100

Status: Import
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Price: £1,057.50 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Kirin

John Mecray

Ref: PRI000111

On the wind with sheets slightly eased, the beautiful Lawley built schooner Kirin cuts through an ocean swell with power and grace. Her launch is hanging in davits as the crew prepares for landfall giving us the impression Kirin is nearing her destination.
Status: Import
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Price: £29.38 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

Version: Open, unsigned (£29.38 Including VAT) Open, signed (£44.06 Including VAT) Cigleé, signed (£37.50) Giclée, signed (£44.06 Including VAT)

Moonbeam at the Fife Regatta

Steven Dews

Ref: PRI000117

Steven Dews's latest memorable limited edition celebrates the Fife Regatta, which was held on the Clyde in June 1998. The regatta was organised to bring some of the greatest yachts built by the famous Clyde yard of W Fife & Son back to their birthplace. The yard thrived from 1790 to 1965 and Moonbeam III was the fastest of the surviving Fife yachts to return for the celebrations. Designed by William Fife III and built in 1903, Moonbeam III was victorious in two of her races and is depicted here during the final event of the great regatta, The Kyles of Bute Race.
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Price: £188.00 (Including VAT at 17.5%)