Design No. 372
Saskia of Rhu
Design 372 represents one of Alfred Mylne's commissions, resulting in the yacht Saskia of Rhu, built in 1935. The design is documented by 23 drawings held within the archive. Mylne's practice during this period encompassed a range of yacht designs, reflecting the diversity of work undertaken by the Scottish designer during the inter-war years.
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Yachts in the Register · 1
Historical Context
Alfred Mylne's design practice flourished during a period of notable evolution in yacht design. The 1930s witnessed continued refinement in hull forms, the increasing use of auxiliary engines, and growing attention to cruising comfort alongside racing performance. Mylne's reputation, established through earlier successes, secured him commissions from discerning owners. The inter-war years presented both opportunities and constraints for yacht designers and builders. Economic conditions were uneven, yet a substantial market for quality yachts persisted among those with means. Mylne's ability to secure consistent commissions during this period speaks to his standing within the industry and among yacht-owning circles.