Model ship - Le "Superbe" 1784 – groot handgemaakt Frans linieschip – 74 kanonnen

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Model ship – Le Superbe 1784 – large handmade French ship of the line – 74 guns

Note: Because of the dimensions, this object must be collected after purchase.

Impressive and very detailed handmade model ship of Le Superbe, a French ship of the line from 1784.

A particularly beautifully executed ship model of Le Superbe, a French ship of the line with 74 guns from the famous Téméraire class. This imposing model was entirely handcrafted in the 1990s in Mauritius, in the artisanal workshop La Petite Frégate Cie Ltée, Rue Couvent de Lorette, Curepipe Road, Mauritius.

The model comes with a certificate.

Exceptionally detailed craftsmanship
The quality and attention to detail are immediately visible. The model features very beautifully and carefully executed rigging and sails, various flags, and an especially detailed finish of the guns, hull and wooden components.

The many hand-applied details give the ship a very authentic and characterful look. Especially the combination of extensive rigging, masts, guns and the detailed woodwork makes this an impressive example of traditional model shipbuilding craftsmanship.

With a length of about 93 cm, this is a large and striking model that is interesting for both maritime history enthusiasts and collectors of handmade ship models.
The original ship

Le Superbe was a French ship of the line with 74 guns, built according to the plans of the famous French shipbuilder Jacques-Noël Sané. The ship was launched in 1784 at Brest and was part of the Téméraire class, an important class of French ships of the line in the second half of the 18th century.

Model specifications
• Model: Le Superbe, 1784
• Type: French ship of the line
• Original ship armament: 74 guns
• Class: Téméraire
• Manufactured: 1990s
• Origin: Mauritius
• Workshop: La Petite Frégate Cie Ltée, Curepipe, Mauritius
• Production: fully handmade
• Certificate: present
• Length: approx. 93 cm
• Height: approx. 67 cm
• Width: approx. 24 cm
• Weight: approx. 1.9 kg
• Condition: very good condition

An impressive decorative and collectible model ship, large in size with unusually detailed manual finish. A striking focal point for a maritime collection, office, library or classic interior.

Pickup:
Due to its dimensions, this object must be collected after purchase.
Pickup in 9310 Baardegem – Belgium

We recommend viewing the photos carefully. They provide a good impression of the general condition of this ship.

Seller's Story

online sales
Translated by Google Translate

Model ship – Le Superbe 1784 – large handmade French ship of the line – 74 guns

Note: Because of the dimensions, this object must be collected after purchase.

Impressive and very detailed handmade model ship of Le Superbe, a French ship of the line from 1784.

A particularly beautifully executed ship model of Le Superbe, a French ship of the line with 74 guns from the famous Téméraire class. This imposing model was entirely handcrafted in the 1990s in Mauritius, in the artisanal workshop La Petite Frégate Cie Ltée, Rue Couvent de Lorette, Curepipe Road, Mauritius.

The model comes with a certificate.

Exceptionally detailed craftsmanship
The quality and attention to detail are immediately visible. The model features very beautifully and carefully executed rigging and sails, various flags, and an especially detailed finish of the guns, hull and wooden components.

The many hand-applied details give the ship a very authentic and characterful look. Especially the combination of extensive rigging, masts, guns and the detailed woodwork makes this an impressive example of traditional model shipbuilding craftsmanship.

With a length of about 93 cm, this is a large and striking model that is interesting for both maritime history enthusiasts and collectors of handmade ship models.
The original ship

Le Superbe was a French ship of the line with 74 guns, built according to the plans of the famous French shipbuilder Jacques-Noël Sané. The ship was launched in 1784 at Brest and was part of the Téméraire class, an important class of French ships of the line in the second half of the 18th century.

Model specifications
• Model: Le Superbe, 1784
• Type: French ship of the line
• Original ship armament: 74 guns
• Class: Téméraire
• Manufactured: 1990s
• Origin: Mauritius
• Workshop: La Petite Frégate Cie Ltée, Curepipe, Mauritius
• Production: fully handmade
• Certificate: present
• Length: approx. 93 cm
• Height: approx. 67 cm
• Width: approx. 24 cm
• Weight: approx. 1.9 kg
• Condition: very good condition

An impressive decorative and collectible model ship, large in size with unusually detailed manual finish. A striking focal point for a maritime collection, office, library or classic interior.

Pickup:
Due to its dimensions, this object must be collected after purchase.
Pickup in 9310 Baardegem – Belgium

We recommend viewing the photos carefully. They provide a good impression of the general condition of this ship.

Seller's Story

online sales
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
1900-2000
Estimated period
1990-2000
Country of Origin
Mauritius
Number of objects
1
Height
67 cm
Width
93 cm
Depth
24 cm
Marque/model type
Le "Superbe" 1784 – groot handgemaakt Frans linieschip – 74 kanonnen
Colour
Multiple colours
Material
Wood
Condition
Very good
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
2012
Objects sold
100%
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