Lighting & Office | America's Cup Model Collection

Courageous, US26, from New York Yacht Club was designed by Olin Stephens at Sparkman & Stephens. The boat has been built in City Island, NY by Minneford Yacht Yard and was launched june 1974. The skipper Ted Hood on Courageous easily beat the Australian Challenger Southern Cross. This was Olin Stephen’s fifth success in the Cup since 1958. Size: 60cm L x 89cm tall. 2-week delivery.

BMW ORACLE Racing from the Golden Gate Yacht Club in San Francisco, was one of the 11 Challengers competing in the Louis Vuitton Cup in New Zealand, 2006-2007. 1/40 scale museum quality model. Size: 60.5 cm L x 95 cm tall. 2-week delivery.

Two-time America's Cup winners, Team New Zealand's distinctive black hulled yachts became icons of the 2000, and 2003 America's Cup races. Size: 25” x 36” high Two-week delivery.

America's Cup Challenger from Italy, Prada. Italy is a two-time Louis Vuitton Cup winner, in 1992 with the Il Moro di Venezia challenge and in 2000 with the Prada challenge. The 2000 Prada yacht, Luna Rossa, was designed by Doug Peterson and skippered by Francesco De Angelis. Size: 21 ½” x 37 ½” high. Two-week delivery.

America's Cup Challenger from the New York Yacht Club's 2000 challenge, Young America. Size: 21 ½” x 27 ½” high. Two-week delivery.

America's Cup Challenger from Yaka a new French challenge team in 2000; a dynamic, resourceful and youthful syndicate. Limited Edition.

Originally called "Yaka," (French slang for 'just do it') the syndicate was led by Luc Gellusseau and Pierre Mas, of Corum Sailing Team fame. Size: 24” x 40” high. Two-week delivery.

The 1881 Americas Cup incontestable winner, Mischief was impressively faster and superior to her competitor, Atalanta, the Canadian Challenger.

Mischief hat a cream topsides and dark green bottom, with a gold cove stripe. Intricate rigging and deck fittings feature miniature brass winchs, blocks, and cleats. She has a wooden mast and spars, and cotton sails. Mischief is mounted with brass pedestals on a hardwood base, ready for display. Felt-lined underside protects your furniture. Size: 31 1/2:” x 32” high. Two-week delivery.

Enterprise, the America's Cup sloop designed by William S. Burgess, won the Americas' Cup in 1930. She won in the final race, crushing Shamrock V just before the finish line, thanks to the masterful hands of her owner, millionaire, Mike Vanderbilt. Size: 24 ¾” x 35 ½” high. Two-week delivery.

America's Cup Winner. The cutter Columbia, designed by Nathaniel G. Herreshoff won the America's Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock.

Columbia is mounted with brass pedestals on a hardwood display base. She comes with cotton sails and is ready to display. Felt-lined underside will not scratch your furniture. SSize: 29 ½” x 28 ¼” high. Two-week delivery.

America's Cup Winner. A graceful and beautifully finished gaff rigged model, the 123' Defender successfully defended the America's Cup against Lord Dunhaven's Valkyrie III.

Defender has beige topsides, a black cove stripe, and dark blue bottom paint. She is also available with a varnished bottom upon request. Defender is mounted with brass pedestals on a hardwood display base. She comes with cotton sails and is ready to display. Felt-lined underside will not scratch your furniture. Size: 30” x 27” high. Two-week delivery.