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Registration number
3750
Status
Registered
luis.vicente
Previous names
- 1972 Cinnamon Lady
Details
Function
Leisure Craft
Subfunction
Yacht
Location
Dartmouth
Vessel type
Pleasure Yacht
Current use
Private use
Available to hire
No
Available for excursions
No
Construction
Builder
Rossiter, Purbrook Christchurch
Built in
1971
Hull material
Wood
Rig
Bermudan Ketch
Number of decks
1
Number of masts
2
Propulsion
Motor
Number of engines
1
Primary engine type
Diesel
Boilermaker
None
Dimensions
Breadth: Beam
11.25 feet
(3.43m)
Depth
4.58 feet
(1.40m)
Air Draft
48.50 feet
(14.78m)
Length: Overall
41.58 feet
(12.67m)
Tonnage: Gross
18.00
History
CINNAMON LADY is the 4th Good Hope ketch built to a Maurice Griffiths design by Purbrook Rossiter, Christchurch, Hampshire for the Rev. C. Curry. It was built of iroko and pitch pine. The design was modified in build, lengthening the hull by approximately 30” by Maurice Griffiths.
It was then sold to Mr. S. Wiles and later to M. and P. Miller of Feock, Truro in 1993. CINNAMON LADY was then based in Falmouth and was well maintained. In 2008, the boat was purchased by P. Gregson of Wooden Ships yacht brokers, Dartmouth.
CINNAMON LADY was purchased by the current owner in Autumn 2019.
The boat has been changed very little since her build, the forward heads extended and fixed stern davits removed. The boat was re-engined in 2005.
Key dates
- 1971-05-01 Build date
-
1993
Sold to M. and P. Miller of Feock, Cornwall
-
2008
Sold to P. Gregson of Dartmouth, Devon
-
2019
Sold to current owner
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