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Candlesticks
In his debut collection for Elliot Hall, Peter Graves, with his intimate knowledge of ships and total commitment to historical detail, has designed, painted and signed a pair of candlesticks with finely painted battle scenes from the life of Admiral Lord Nelson.
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Breaking the Line Candlesticks
Limited Edition of 20
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Designed, painted and signed by Artist Peter Graves
Size: 4.33 inches high
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Associated but obviously not candlesticks, Peter, one of Britain's finest 'plane, train and ship' artists, has produced a plaque with four separate enamels capturing the raw excitement of Admiral Lord Nelson's bravest naval victories.
Nelson's Glory Plaque
Limited Edition of 25
Designed, painted and signed by Artist Peter Graves
Size: 15.75 inches wide & 18.11 inches high
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Comprising four separate enamels in one frame:
Plaque 1 depicts the Cape of St Vincent 14th February 1797. Nelson in H.M.S Captain, a ship of 74 guns, boarded the 80 gun ship San Nicholas and the 112 gun ship San Josef. This became known as the Nelson patent bridge for taking enemy ships crossing one to get to another.Plaque 2 depicts the Battle of the Nile 1798. Nelson in H.M.S Vanguard sailed into Aboukir Bay and defeated a French fleet at night. The French flagship L’Orient blew up and the explosion was heard for thirty miles away.
Plaque 3 depicts the battle of Copenhagen 1801. Nelson in H.M.S Elephant a 74 gun ship and a fleet of 16 attacks the city and its floating hulks and batteries. Finally defeating the Danes and preventing them from being joined by the Russian and Swedish fleets.
Plaque 4 depicts the Battle of Trafalgar 23rd October 1805. Nelson in H.M.S Victory breaks through the enemy line between Redoubtable and the Bucentaure, flagship of the French Admiral Pierre Villeneuve.
