East India Company Ships at Deptford. The large Indiaman being fitted out in the dock belongs to Thomas Grantham (bap. 1641 – 1718) it is the <i>Charles the Second</i>, 775 tons, launched in February 1683 by Johnson at Blackwall when the king knighted Grantham on board for previous gallant conduct. The royal yacht with elaborate carved work in the left foreground has also now been fairly well identified as the 'Henrietta' of 1679 (se e K. Moneypenny and D.P. Bucur 'The Royal Yacht 'Henrietta' of 1679...', 'Mariner's Mirror', vol 100, no 2 (2014) pp 132-46).
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