Bronze Age Gold from Wales

GLASLYN (painting)

Portrait of the wooden barque GLASLYN. Unsigned, undated. Framed.

The GLASLYN was a wooden barque of 763 gross tons, built in 1873 or 1876 by the Pembroke Dock Co-operative Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. for Evan Jones & Co. Cardiff. Jones was a native of Afonwen, Gwynedd, and was a shipowner in Porthmadog before moving to Cardiffin 1865. By 1880 he was the owner of three substantial barques, including the Glaslyn. The Glaslyn was lost in 1865, but Jones went on to acquire steamships. The company ceased operations in 1924.

The GLASLYN was a wooden barque of 763 gross tons, built in 1873 or 1876 by the Pembroke Dock Co-operative Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. for Evan Jones & Co. Cardiff. Jones was a native of Afonwen, Gwynedd, and was a shipowner in Porthmadog before moving to Cardiffin 1865. By 1880 he was the owner of three substantial barques, including the Glaslyn. The Glaslyn was lost in 1865, but Jones went on to acquire steamships. The company ceased operations in 1924.

Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

90.6I

Creation/Production

unknown
Date: 1873-1888

Acquisition

Purchase, 3/1990

Measurements

frame (mm): 623
frame (mm): 743
frame (mm): 762
frame (mm): 889

Techniques

oil on canvas
painting and drawing

Material

canvas
wood

Location

National Waterfront Museum : Sea Case 01

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