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"Mahmoudie Canal" VECTIS (1881) Algiers was the only part

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Algiers was the only part of the coast of Africa visible as the steamer "stretches away to Malta"

This painting is on loan to the National Maritime Museum

The dinner service was designed by Lady Casson and produced by Ashworth Bros

renowned in Europe as the port whence the finest Coffee is exported" and viewed from the deck of a P&O steamer en route to India in 1850

"Mahmoudie Canal" VECTIS (1881) Algiers was the only partThe Mahmoudie Canal took its name from the Viceroy of Egypt, Sultan Mahmoud Ali, during whose reign it was re opened. Over 250,000 labourers were involved in clearing the canal, which connected Alexandria to the Nile.

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