Old Modern Handicrafts – Classic Boston Whitehall Tender Wooden Boat Model – Fully Assembled Scale Model – Nautical Décor for Home & Office – 24.5L x 6.0W x 6.0H Inches
$305.75
It is a FULLY ASSEMBLED replica of a Boston Tender, a classic rowing boat believed to have originated along the New York waterfront in the early 1800s. It looks and feels like a miniature real boat.
- Wooden Boat Dimensions: Stands proudly at 24.5L x 6.0W x 6.0H Inches, faithfully recreating the grandeur of Classic Boston Whitehall Tender Boat
- Premium Wood: Old Modern Handicrafts boats and ships are crafted with precision using premium wood – western red cedar, rosewood, and mahogany – adorned with brass statues and ornaments
- Museum Quality: Indulge in the finest craftsmanship; this museum-quality replica captures every nuance of the classic boston whitehall tender wooden boat model, making it a timeless piece
- Perfect Gift for Nautical Enthusiasts: Ideal for home or office decor, boat enthusiasts, or passionate collectors, this model features a solid wood base and brass nameplate
- Our master craftsmen build scale replicas of any vessel or model boats including but not limited to tall ship, sailing yachts, cruise ship, speedboat to any size using integration technique of traditional to modern methods
- Elevate your Office or Home Space: Display this commanding piece of history in your home or office, adding a touch of maritime elegance that is sure to set your space apart
| Color |
Wood |
| Brand |
Old Modern Handicrafts |
| Theme |
Modern |
| Material |
Western Red Cedar, Rosewood, and Mahogany |
| Style |
Boston Whitehall Tender |
This 24.5-inch model is strip built from the highest quality of woods by master artisans using “plank on frame” construction, just like real boats. Each model takes more than 50 hours to construct and undergoes a demanding quality-control process. Among the details of this boat model: interior ribs, four oars, oar holders, seats, brass nameplate and stand. The boat is wood, through and through!
History:
The Whitehall originated in about 1820, around the New York waterfront and takes its name from the nearby Whitehall Street. Commonly built in Boston boat shops of that era, Whitehalls were originally used by runners who would row out to incoming deepwater vessels to accost the crews, pitching the local brothels, ship chandlers, and the like. Because of their grace and beauty, there has been a renewed interest in the Whitehall boats within the last 50 years.
