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Eddystone Lighthouse Frame:Natural The sword refers to his

Eddystone Lighthouse Frame:Natural The sword refers to hisA depiction of John Rudyerd's wooden lighthouse of 1708. It replaced Henry Winstanley's construction, built between 1696 and 1699 and destroyed in the Great Storm of 1703, when Winstanley and others died in its collapse. Rudyerd's replacement became the first successful offshore rock lighthouse in the world until it was destroyed in 1755 by a fire that started in the lantern. Artist: Isaac Sailmaker Date: circa 1708

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The sword refers to his service to his country (especially in 1588 at the Spanish Armada)

Hand coloured engraving from Nikolaus Visscher's Atlas Minor

with magnificent Cutty Sark authentic teak wooden disk inlays

Ideal for display on shelves

senior conservation scientist at Tate

Eddystone Lighthouse Frame:Natural The sword refers to hisA depiction of John Rudyerd's wooden lighthouse of 1708. It replaced Henry Winstanley's construction, built between 1696 and 1699 and destroyed in the Great Storm of 1703, when Winstanley and others died in its collapse. Rudyerd's replacement became the first successful offshore rock lighthouse in the world until it was destroyed in 1755 by a fire that started in the lantern. Artist: Isaac Sailmaker Date: circa 1708

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