Maritima Woodcarving aims to keep alive the age old profession of the ship's carver; by providing everything from compiling historical research for replica ships and restoration projects, through to the designing, carving and fixing of figureheads and associated decorative work.
As a professional ship's carver, I have over the years carried out such work for replica ships, new build training ships and some of our surviving historical sailing craft from tall ships, coastal traders to classic yachts.
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As a professional ship's carver, I have over the years carried out such work for replica ships, new build training ships and some of our surviving historical sailing craft from tall ships, coastal traders to classic yachts.
Railway 200 Fridays - Rail and Maritime Heritage
Read more as we cap off this series
River & Rowing Museum Opens EOI Process for Major Collections Transfer
EOIs are requested by the 6th February 2026.
National Waterways Museum Gloucester introduces new historic boats tour
New volunteer-led tour takes you aboard Queen Boadicea II, dredger SND No. 4, and Sabrina 5
Winners announced for 2025 National Historic Ships UK Awards
Find out the winners of the Photography Competition, Marsh Volunteer, and Excellence in Maritime Conservation Awards
Carrickfergus Tall Ship Project launches fundraiser to 'bring home the Result'
1893 vessel is the last tall ship built in town - project aims to restore her as a heritage attraction
Railway 200 Fridays - Britain's Canal Network
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An assessment of the current vulnerability of HMS Trincomalee to climate change
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Climate Change
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