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Chinese School, 19th Century

The full-rigged Sarmatian in the company of a Chinese junk at sea

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Chinese School, 19th Century
The full-rigged Sarmatian in the company of a Chinese junk at sea
inscribed and dated 'Shanghai May 1886 Commander Chs. Klenig' (centre)
oil on board
16½ x 20½ in. (41.9 x 52.1 cm)
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Lot Essay

The three-masted ship Sarmatian was owned and built by P.V. Valin at Quebec in 1877. Designed with two decks and constructed of wood throughout, she was registered at 1,213 tons gross and measured 190 feet in length with a 37 foot beam. Still trading under her original flag in 1892, she disappears from record soon afterwards.

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