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Lot 38

English School
19th Century
The three-masted barque 'Walerhoo' (sic) running past a fortified coastal town

16 September 2008, 14:00 BST
London, New Bond Street

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English School, 19th Century

The three-masted barque 'Walerhoo' (sic) running past a fortified coastal town
oil on canvas
61 x 89cm (24 x 35in).

Footnotes

This vessel is almost certainly the barque ‘Walleroo’ built by Allen at Pembroke Dock in 1862. Registered at 611 tons, she measured 145 feet in length with a 30 foot beam and was owned by Jenkins & Co. of London. She seems to have had a fairly short career during which it is recorded that she traded to Japan.

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