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Overall dimensions 30" High x 4" Wide x 17" Long (1:55 scale) This is a pre assembled model. Models are shipped with the sails unassembled. All rigging, lines and stays have brass hooks attached, which easily hook into eyelets on mast, boom, sprit or deck. Assembly takes less than 5 minutes Detailed instructions with pictures included for easy assembly Our America's Cup sailboat is built with rare, high quality woods. This model sailboat yacht is hand painted the actual colors of the Young America America's Cup yacht Young America America's Cup Racer has fabric sails with detailed stitching and logos like the ones on the actual yacht To build this model ship, extensive research was done using various sources such as museums, drawings, copies of original plans and photos of the actual yacht

Share your love of haute couture with your furry friend with our Chewy Vuiton Plush Dog Toy. This plush toy is a parody of the popular Louis Vuiton rainbow monogram purse. It squeaks!

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA ARTIST "PHILO" OFFERS PAINTINGS OF THIS ADORABLE CAVALIER KING CHARLES ON A 11X14 INCH CANVAS. READY FOR YOU TO FRAME. THIS IS A FINE ART PIECE DIRECT FROM PHILO AT ITS A DOGS LIFE STUDIO. EACH ONE IS HAND SIGNED. Artist Credentials Full-time professional artist working in watercolor, acrylic and oils. My artwork has graced the cover of numerous catalogs in addition to being in private collections in the United States and Internationally. Artist Style Described as Realistic Impressionism, paintings with classic vivid colors, great attention to detail. Capturing the whimsical attitudes of her subjects. I am a huge fan of the great Old World Masters work! I love the drama and challenge of capturing the romance and personalities of whatever still life or whimsical subject holding my brush captive . ORIGINAL FINE ART GICLEE PRINT ON HEAVY WEIGHT FINE ART PAPER Giclee CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL PRINT 11X14 IN DIMENSION. Giclee prints are just beautiful. It is taking the original painting and scanning it. Then through the magic of the digital age, no halftone screens are used so you get a very high resolution image. The fine spraying of the inks and the highest quality fine art paper, makes for an incredible reproduction. It looks just like the original painting. The colors are fantastic. This is an archival process to last over 100 years. Like all Art Work it is best to avoid direct sunlight. Your original Philo Painting Giclee Print should give you years of pleasure as well as be a great investment.

If you are a watch enthusiast you may find this program very interesting. "The Fine Art of Watch Making" -- This Beautiful silk slip covered ultra premium collectors DVD on the fine art of watch making is a must have for any watch collecting enthusiast. No expense was sparred in making this product. It is a stunning work of packaging and programming. The DVD is held in a thick board cover beautifully printed that fits elegantly into its own slipcase. Will fit perfectly with any book collection. The program is a very rare look into some of the best watch making houses in the world. A watch is a mechanical microcosmos. It represents one of the highest mechanical levels ever achieved by mankind, and that is reflected directly in the market prices. It is not unusual for one watch to sell for half a million dollars. The Fine Art of Watch Making takes us to Dresden, Germany and the hometown of watches, Geneva, Switzerland to visit some of the finest and most expensive watch factories in the world, such as: A. Lange & Söhne, Patek Phillippe, Jaeger le-Coultre, Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piguet, IWC, and F.P Journe. The program follows the making of a watch from the carving and polishing of tiny, almost invisible parts, to the finished work of art, thereby giving a fascinating insight into the production of these mechanical micro masterpieces in these world famous factories. Some consider the mechanical watch to be the only appropriate jewelry accessory for men, and the wristwatch has never been more popular than it is now. Interestingly, the mechanical watch began to fade from the market during the 1970s, with the onset of cheap, Japanese quartz models. Fortunately the passion for the state of the art mechanics was larger than the lust for modern technology and precision. This documentary sheds light on the making of these micro mechanical wonders and illuminates this special tradition and craft, which has miraculously survived against all odds.

Studio: Facets Multimedia Release Date: 02/26/2008 Run time: 82 minutes