Elise
Also known as: Derradeiro
Elise is a yacht of 21 feet on the waterline, designed by A. Mylne & Co. as Design 112 in 1904 and built by A. Robertson & Sons of Sandbank. The vessel measures 7.25 feet in beam and 4.5 feet in draft, with a sail area of 600 square feet. Her current status and location are not known. This register entry preserves the design record and construction details of this early twentieth-century craft.
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Design Archive
Lines PlanDesign No. 112
Elise
Designed 1904
Historical Context
Design 112 was created during A. Mylne & Co.'s early maturity as a design office. Founded in 1896, the practice had by 1904 already established itself with commissions ranging from large racing yachts to modest cruising vessels. The firm's designs of this era reflect the gradual transition from gaff-rigged cutters to more efficient modern hull forms, though many smaller craft retained traditional proportions and rig plans. Elise's dimensions and sail area suggest a practical working boat rather than an experimental or high-performance design, serving the market for reliable small yachts on the Clyde and beyond.