Cutty Sark Decoration Cutty Sark removed as part of the

removed as part of the ship’s ongoing conservation

this beautifully ornate piece isn’t only functional

The hangings would have been used in lectures

Date: 1588

firmly believed that this portrait is misidentified on the basis of its great dissimilarity to Louis van der Puyl's undoubted Maskelyne portrait of 1785 owned by the Royal Society

Cutty Sark Decoration Cutty Sark removed as part of theThis handmade fabric decoration depicts the Cutty Sark with beautiful glittering gold embroidery. The two flags and hull are felted fabric. Finished with a gold thread for hanging in your home. This embroidered and embellished decoration is hand made by skilled artisans employed by the St Nicholas foundation; they support rural women in Thailand and India to find work in their local community. Cutty Sark Decoration H: 18cm x W: 19cm Discover our