Reclaimed Oak Wine Rack 2073
This ancient piece of reclaimed oak was previously used as a chock for wood built ships at Hull Docks. It has wine bottle holes to two opposite sides.
"BLAYDES BOUNTY"
The Blades family were once the leading shipbuilder and merchant in Hull during the 17th and 18th Centuries. The Royal Navy was a major client for the Blaydes and the best known ship they built was the infamous "Bounty" whose crew led by Fletcher Christian mutined in 1789 against Captain William Bligh.
This piece is available to view and purchase at The Biscuit Factory in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
| Product type | Wine Rack |
| Wood type | Reclaimed Oak |
| Number of bottles | 39 |
| Individual number | 2073 |
| Price | £0.00 |
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