Statuettes

Captain, John Taylor, depicted in this figurine, was a typical sea-going Captain of the era. He had achieved the rank of Captain just before his 30th birthday and the Hebe was his first command.

This statuette makes a lovely retirement presentation or farewell gift to serving and ex members of the Royal Navy. Learn More

"SAIL HO", Captain of the Royal Navy circa 1805. This piece depicts a sea-going ships captain in daily attire, holding his telescope and leaning over the ship's side having sighted sails on the horizon.

This collection of Royal Navy figurines make great ornaments and memorabilia and are ideal as christmas presents, anniversary presents, fathers day gifts, birthday gifts and as commemoration items. Learn More

Royal Navy Seaman Circa 1805 dressed to board an enemy ship.

'Come, cheer up, my lads 'tis to glory we steer.
To add something more to this wonderful year.
Heart of oak are our ships. Hearts of oak are our men.
We've beat them before and we'll beat them again.' Learn More

Royal Navy Seaman Circa 1805 dressed to board an enemy ship.

'Come, cheer up, my lads 'tis to glory we steer.
To add something more to this wonderful year.
Heart of oak are our ships. Hearts of oak are our men.
We've beat them before and we'll beat them again.' Learn More

Royal Navy WREN in Parade Dress. Learn More

Royal Navy WREN in Parade Dress. Learn More

Royal Navy Seaman in Parade Dress. Learn More

Royal Navy Seaman in Parade Dress. Learn More

What made the frail man of 47 the idol of Britain and even now 200 years later, one of the best known and respected of Britain's military leaders? Apart from his naval skills he never forgot his voyages as a young apprentice seaman on merchant ships to the West Indies and Arctic; conditions among ordinary seaman in the merchant service were bad, but those in the Royal Navy were much worse. Learn More