Models of 18th Century East India Ships

Year	Name	Length	Tonnage	Nationality	Locale
1717	Valkenise			Dutch	Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
1719	D'Bataviase Eeuw			Dutch	Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh
1721	Oostrus			Dutch	Madame Kostio de War, Paris [1933]
1722	Blydorp			Dutch	Maritiem Museum "Prins Hendrik", Rotterdam
1723	Padmos	136'	450 lasts	Dutch	Maritiem Museum "Prins Hendrik", Rotterdam
1723	[Zeven Provincien]			Dutch	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
1725	den Ary			Dutch	Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam
1738	Somerset	100'		English	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.
1740	[Bleiswijk]			Dutch	Museum Mr Simon van Gijn, Dordrecht
1742		150'		Dutch	Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
1742		150'		Dutch	Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
1742	D'Gerechtigheid	136'	425 lasts	Dutch	Nederlands Scheepvaart Museum, Amsterdam
1747	[Mercurius]			Dutch	Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
1749	De Keulse Galy			Dutch	Nederlands Scheepvaart Museum, Amsterdam
1750		150'		Dutch	Maritiem Museum "Prins Hendrik", Rotterdam
1756	Vengeur			French	Musée de la marine, Paris.
1763	Lovisa Ulrica	43,6 m		Swedish	Sjöhistoriska Museet, Stockholm.
1764	La Paix	145'		French	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.
1767	Barbersteyn			Dutch	Nationaal Scheepvaartmuseum Het Steen, Antwerpen
1780	Vergelijking			Dutch	Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
1780	Welvaaren			Dutch	Sjöhistoriska Museet, Stockholm. [On loan to Sjöfartsverket, Norrköping]
1786	Götheborg			Swedish	Sjöfartsmuseet, Göteborg
c1780		140'0		English	Henry Huddleston Rogers Collection, Annapolis, MD.
c1780		140'0		English	Henry Huddleston Rogers Collection, Annapolis, MD.
1798	Scaleby Castle	157'		English	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.

There is also a model of an un-identified 18th century Dutch VOC-ship at the Zuiderzeemuseum, Enkhuizen.

Note: The two VOC-ships Blydorp of 1722 and the Padmos of 1723 are both represented by the same model.

Updated 1998-07-26 by Lars Bruzelius

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