Nautical Gifts

Keep track of who's who, and whose drink is whose, with these smart engraved glass tumblers - helps avoid confusion between daughter's lemonade and Dad's gin and tonic!

Keep track of who's who, and whose drink is whose, with these smart engraved glass tumblers - helps avoid confusion between daughter's lemonade and Dad's gin and tonic!

Simple rustic-style yacht, hand-painted in 'distressed' blue and white resin.

Our new mugs are designed to look like the enamelled tin types you used to take camping, but are actually made from high quality porcelain - so they won't cool down so quickly, burn your hands, or leave that infamous taste!

In the early hours of the morning of 21 May 2007, the majestic Clipper Ship was engulfed by fire in her dry dock home in Greenwich, London. Until then, she was the world's last intact clipper sailing ship, preserved in the 1920s and in the process of undergoing substantial restoration work. She was built in 1869, intended for the tea trade but made redundant by the completion of the Suez Canal, which made steam ships more economic on this route. Instead she earned her living, and incredible reputation for speed and beauty, in the wool trade from Australia - where the huge distances involved made sail the only practical option. Amazing detail for the price, with wooden decks and spars, authentic rigging and cotton sails.