Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S
Pair Of Teak Candlesticks From The Wood Of The 19Th Century Ships Hms Birmingham (1913-1936) And Hms Terrible (Launched 1895-1932) Made By Lister Wood Craft In The 1960'S

PAIR OF TEAK CANDLESTICKS FROM THE WOOD OF THE 19TH CENTURY SHIPS HMS BIRMINGHAM (1913-1936) AND HMS TERRIBLE (LAUNCHED 1895-1932) MADE BY LISTER WOOD CRAFT IN THE 1960'S

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HMS Terrible (1895-1932) played a pivotal role in the relief efforts for the besieged town of Ladysmith during the Second Boer War. Alongside HMS Powerful, it transported troops & supplies, breaking the Boer blockade and enabling the relief of the town, marking a significant turning point in the conflict.

HMS Birmingham (1913-1931), a light cruiser of the Royal Navy, played a vital role in both the Battle of Dogger Bank & the Battle of Jutland during WWI. At Dogger Bank, it engaged German cruisers, contributing to the British victory, while at Jutland, it provided crucial support in the pursuit & engagement of German forces, showing its importance in major naval conflicts of the era.

Height 36 cm

Diameter 15 cm

BN851

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