Ancud, Schooner (1840)

The Ancud was a schooner built in 1840 that played a decisive role in the occupation of the Strait of Magellan in 1843, a key moment in Chilean territorial expansion. Designed for endurance rather than speed, the vessel featured a simple yet robust structure, well-suited for long and challenging voyages through harsh southern waters.

Its mission to the Strait of Magellan marked one of the earliest efforts to establish Chilean sovereignty over this strategic maritime route, making the Ancud a symbol of national expansion and determination.

Like many schooners of its time, it combined practicality with efficiency, enabling both transport and limited defensive capabilities during its expeditions.

Each piece is carefully handcrafted, capturing the character and history of this remarkable ship.

• Bottle capacity: 1 gallon (3.8L)

• Total weight: 1.345 kg

• Handmade: 100% crafted by hand