Clinker launch "Thrombosis" built 1935 27ft.Ex British lightship vessel and yacht club workboat.The vessel is Honduras Mahagony on oak frames is in Exellent condition for its age and well looked after with interesting history and one of a kind.There was a big restoration project done between 2005-2008.The boat comes with new engine box 2020,Nav lights anchor, cooker sink with fresh water ,fixed toilet 2 bunks,Winter cover.... read more

Robert Tucker designed centre cockit ketch, built 1970, mahogany AGBA strip planking. 5 full length berths in 3 cabins including separate aft cabin. Comprehensive refit of all systems 2004 - 2008, lightly used then professionally laid up and stored ashore under cover since 2013 as I now have a larger yacht (also a ketch). Easily handled shallow draft yacht in good condition, ideal for exploring the East Coast rivers.... read more

This beautifully restored traditional clinker planked wooden launch with steamed oak ribs was originally built as a Looe Ferry and would have been licensed to carry 12 passengers. Loa 19ft 6" Draught 22" Beam 7ft She has recently been completely refitted by Butler&Co near Truro and is fitted with a 16hp Yanmar inboard diesel engine, solar panels and full cover. Her paint and varnish work is also in excellent condition. A rare opportunity to purchase a lovely little run around for exploring creeks and rivers.... read more

A unique opportunity to acquire one of the earliest classic yachts afloat. Sorceress a 60ft Gaff Cutter designed and built by Arthur E Payne in 1878 for Captain Lynch Staunton a member of the Royal Yacht Squadron. Captain Lynch Staunton also owned Mermaid 1860 built by Arthur Paynes father Alfred. Sorceress was launched in the year of Alfreds death so one could imagine her being on the cusp of the evolution of yacht design with Arthur Payne going on to produce yachts such as Cariad, Javelin, Wayward and Artemis. At 60ft LOD 13ft Beam and 9ft 6ins Draft, Sorceress is a very hand... read more

28ft Classic Wooden Bermudan sloop, designed and built by David Cheverton and Partners, Isle of Wight in 1959. Originally commissioned for a Marine Charter company as a Family (of four) Sail cruiser, she'd now be classed as a Classic. Having a deck stepped mast it gives clear space in the accommodation. The settee berths are 6ft 6 in length and there is standing headroom at the aft end of the accommodation Her present owner has had a professional restoration carried out on the vessel “Works” have included a new self draining cockpit, the engine over hauled installing new e... read more

Lucie B was built from scratch in just 4 months by Ashley Butler and his team in Faversham in 2005. Ashley, while working on another Smack made a half model of Lucie B. He drew her lines and built the vessel. He sourced local trades to supply the materials for her and her rig. Fitted her with a new Beta Marine engine. Her build was well documented in the Classic Boat Magazine, she was used as their display vessel at the London Boat show. She is presently owned and sailed in her home waters of the River Medway and Thames, she has competed in the OGA Rallies and races. She has been prove... read more