Set x 4 Nantucket Yacht Club Pewter Stacking 4th of July Trophy Bowls w/ Enamel NYC Burgees

Set x 4 Nantucket Yacht Club Pewter Stacking 4th of July Trophy Bowls w/ Enamel NYC BurgeesLargest Sz: 2 5 8"H x 5"D 2nd: 2 1 2"H x 3 7 8"D 3rd: 2 1 2"H x 3 1 2"D 4th: 1 3 4"H x 2 7 8"D Dated: 1988 1990 (2) 1997 2 stamped on underside: Paul Revere Colonial Pewter by Boardman 2 stamped: Preisner Pewter Into a burgeoning summer scene, the Nantucket Yacht Club was born in the summer of 1906, when sailing enthusiasts led by H. Holton Wood assembled their boats off Brant Point and held organized races in Nantucket Sound. They met in houses built

Largest Sz: 2 5/8"H x 5"D

2nd: 2 1/2"H x 3 7/8"D

3rd: 2 1/2"H x 3 1/2"D

4th: 1 3/4"H x 2 7/8"D

Dated: 1988/ 1990/ (2) 1997

2 stamped on underside: Paul Revere Colonial Pewter by Boardman

2 stamped: Preisner Pewter

Into a burgeoning summer scene, the Nantucket Yacht Club was born in the summer of 1906, when sailing enthusiasts led by H. Holton Wood assembled their boats off Brant Point and held organized races in Nantucket Sound. They met in houses built on Hulbert Avenue in 1900 by Henry Oliver Underwood, and had use of a nearby pier, complete with gazebo, owned by the neighboring Atkins Family. Although still in its infancy, the new club acted as though it had been established for years. The first flag officers were H. Holton Wood, commodore; J.E.T. Rutter, vice commodore; Alice Underwood, secretary-treasurer; and Margaret Underwood, fleet captain. In mid-September, the yacht club held its first Commodore’s Cup Race to close the season. The new club was here to stay. Like no other institution of Nantucket, it is a place where traditions are honored, where the past is respected, and where families are celebrated – its history intertwined with that of the island it calls home.