Eöthen, later Fire Opal
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Eöthen, later Fire Opal
Rig Class.
Steam Ship
Year built:
1864
General characteristics
Ton:
345 tons
Eöthen
was one of the early steam ships, originally owned by Arthur Anderson, Chairman of the P&O Company.
In 1868, when owned by Lord Conyngham, she raced against Lord Vane's steam yacht
Cornelia
, an event which excited considerable derision at Cowes.
The photo on the right shows her as
Eöthen
in 1909. The lithograph below is also of
Eöthen
. The
photo below shows the yacht as she was in 1911, by which time she had been re-named
Fire Opal
.
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Owners
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Arthur Anderson Esq
1864
1867
The 2nd Marquis of Conyngham KP, GCH
1868
1870
The 1st Earl Brassey GCB, RNR
1871
1872
7th Earl de la Warr and Buckhurst
1886
1890
Lieutenant Richard B Croft Royal Navy
1899
1905
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