Bronze Age Gold from Wales

ELIZABETH GRAINGE (painting)

Port broadside view of the Pwllheli sailing ship Elizabeth GRAINGE. Title written at top. Signed and dated bottom left. Newspaper cuttings stuck on back and two small cuttings at front top.

ELIZABETH GRAINGE (350 tons), built by William Jones & Son at Alltfawr in 1845. Measures 103.7/23.8/17.4. She carried a woman figure on the head and the builder retained 16 shares (¼ interest), John James Melhuish held another 16 shares and other 32 owned by John Stockdale of Liverpool - who sold them to Henry Winch of Liverpool in 1847. Registered originally at Pwllheli (No. 26 of May 19, 1845) registered 'de raro' at Liverpool 24 April 1848. Sailed from Liverpool to Bussora, Lima and Panama in late 1840's and early 1850's and her masters included Thomas Melhuish (in 1845), Rea (1848-9), Williams (1850-2) and S. Planner (1853-4).

Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

1993.56

Creation/Production

Morris, William
Date: 1845

Acquisition

Donation, 6/1930

Measurements

Length (mm): 170
Width (mm): 197

Techniques

watercolour on paper
painting and drawing
pen and ink on paper
painting and drawing

Material

paper

Location

In store
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