Wal.

Ms van der Wal donated the tie after the museum appealed for garments created by famous Jewish designers.

The museum described the tie found by Ms van der Wal as "rare" and said it was now part of its Fashion City exhibition, which tells the story of Jewish designers, makers and retailers who gave London its sharp fashion reputation.

The colourful tie was purchased by charity shop enthusiast Janneke van der Wal.

Harbour master Pieter van der Wal, who's head of seaports in the region, said there was immense relief that the ship was finally safe.

"We cannot do everything everywhere - housing, energy transition, nature restoration, flood protection," Dutch Nature Minister Christianne van der Wal told Reuters.