WW1 Large Barrel Match Holder made from the Teak of H.M.S. SIRDAR

Here on offer is a genuine piece of teak wood from H.M.S. SIRDAR that has been made into a ribbed barrel shaped large match holder.

It has a quality polished nickel plaque pinned to the front, which reads:

FROM THE TEAK
OF
H.M.S. SIRDAR

H.M.S. SIRDAR was an “S” Class Destroyer, with a pennant G.27. She was laid down 30/8/1917 and launched by Fairfield Govan, Yard No 572, on 6/7/1918. After doing her length of service after WW1, she was sold for scrapping on 04/05/1934.

The barrel is in excellent condition no cracks or splits.

It measures 7.5cm (3”) diameter at its widest point by 8cm (3.2”) high and weighs 100g.

A great piece of WW1 British Naval memorabilia!

Please see my pictures for the details of the condition, which complement this description.

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Code: 51640