Luxury Sailing Ship Model Soleil Royal 65 cm - SOL6

Luxury Sailing Ship Model Soleil Royal 65 cm - SOL6

Soleil Royal is an elegant model of one of the most famous French warships of the 17th century. Original ship was built for King Louis XIV and became a symbol of French naval power. This model recreates its rich historic style. It is handmade from exotic wood, metal and natural materials. Several hundred hours of work are needed to make one model.

Model is fully assembled and ready for display. It stands on elegant wooden base with ship name.

With its detailed finish and beautiful design, model looks impressive in elegant offices, studies, living rooms and luxury interiors. It is also a special gift for sailing fans, history enthusiasts, collectors or business partners.

Product information:

• Dimensions: 62 x 15 x 65 cm
• Handmade: Several hundred hours of careful work
• Materials: Mainly exotic wood, plus metal and natural materials
• Fully assembled: Ready for display
• Wooden base: With ship name
• Historic design: Based on historic plans and drawings
• Detailed finish: Sails, rigging, cannons, lanterns, lifeboats and bow details
• Safe transport: Protected by wooden crate inside strong cardboard box

Perfect as:

• elegant living room, office or study decoration
• classic and nautical interiors
• luxury offices and conference rooms
• gift for sailing and history enthusiasts
• gift for collectors
• special business gift for manager or business partner

Soleil Royal – History

Soleil Royal, meaning "Royal Sun", was one of the most impressive French warships of the 17th century. It was built for King Louis XIV.

The three-deck ship carried 104 cannons and had a crew of almost 890 people. It was designed not only as a powerful warship, but also as a symbol of French royal power.

The name came from Louis XIV, known as the "Sun King". Rich decorations and impressive size made Soleil Royal one of the most beautiful ships of its time.

The ship took part in important naval battles. It fought at Battle of Beachy Head in 1690 and Battle of La Hogue in 1692. After serious damage during Battle of La Hogue, Soleil Royal was later destroyed in Cherbourg.

Today, Soleil Royal remains a famous symbol of the golden age of French sailing ships, royal prestige and 17th-century shipbuilding.