Description
Historical model of a vessel, with the name "Haringbuis", similar to the type of ship which sailed the waters of the provinces of Holland and Zeeland in a period between 1550 until 1600 A.D. This is a reproduction of on old sandstone model. The historical features, like for instance the fishermen, are proportionally oversized, something which was also common in paintings from this era.Sizes
height 45 cm ( 30 ' '), width 36 cm (24 ' '), length 110 cm (73 ' ').Medium
aluminiumcementExecution
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Small vessel, type 'Haringbuis' | € 1,650.00 |
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Small vessel, type 'Haringbuis', with socle in aluminium-cement dating A.D. 1580 | € 3,150.00 |
More information
The is a lot of historical knowledge available about this type of vessel. For instance a medieval book called 'Descriptio Zelandiae' from 1550 gives detailed drawings of fully equipped vessels, including specific craftmenship of the people who worked on board. "Haringbuizen" were fishing the Doggersbank and could stay on full sea for more than two months. Normally 12 to 14 people worked on board.If you wish to receive the "Haringbuis" for a special occasion or a specific date, please contact us. Because of the work involved, please take in account that the deliverytime can vary.
Also take notice that it is sensible to reckon with the heavy weight of the object and sockle. If you like we can handle the total delivery.
