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Ceres

Ceres was designed by A. Mylne & Co. in 1898 as design number 22. The yacht measured 18.9 feet on the waterline with a draft of 5.445 feet. Details of the builder, launch date, construction material, and engine type are not recorded in available sources. The current existence and location of this vessel remain unknown.

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Specification

LOA (spar)10.5 m · 35 ft
LWL5.8 m · 19 ft
Draft1.7 m · 5 ft

Design Archive

Archive drawing — Ceres
Lines Plan

Design No. 22

Ceres

Designed 1898

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Historical Context

Design 22 was created in 1898, during the formative decade of A. Mylne & Co. The office, founded in 1896, was developing its design practice across several classes and types of sailing and power vessels. The modest waterline length of Ceres places her in a category of small cruising yachts that would have been practical for Scottish and British waters. This period saw growing interest in affordable, seaworthy cruising vessels, and Mylne's early designs reflected contemporary demand for vessels suitable for amateur owners seeking coastal and offshore passage-making.

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