TOKI, the magnificent SEASPRAY 26, holds a special place in maritime history. Built by Priors of Burnham on Crouch, she took her first dip in April 1953, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey. After a period of rest on land, TOKI underwent an impressive restoration in 1995, earning her a sound and seaworthy status. With her adventurous Isle of White owner, she explored the Solent, Pool & Chichester, and even conquered a few channel crossings. In 2000, she proudly claimed the Renaissance Trophy for Classic yachts in the Round the Island race. Passing through different hands, TOKI ... read more

Yorky is a beautifully restored example of this classic Plymouth Pilot boat. GRP displacement hull with varnished hardwood wheelhouse and two berth cabin. Often used as a yacht club committee boat because of her sturdy build and large open cockpit, the Saltram 24 is ideal as a leisure fishing or cruising boat. Her shallow draft and bilge plates enable her to take the ground when exploring rivers and estuaries.... read more

15ft Open dayboat, built in the late 1950's. A 3/4 decked, Clinker displacement hull of varnished Mahogany, She has, had much of her planking replaced. As a retirement project, she languished in a boat shed for a couple plus years. She carries a Gaff rig, white sails. Requires commissioning, sitting under a tarpaulin ashore.... read more

Aquila of Scotland is a beautiful example of a gentleman’s motor yacht, designed and built by Bushnells, of Wargrave in 1963/64. The vessel is 47 ft long with a beam of 14.6 ft and has a fully moulded GRP keel. A pair of T6.354.4 Perkins 6 cylinder engines rated at 185hp were fitted approx 8 years ago. Inside is spacious and flooded with natural light. All the internal spaces offer excellent head room which makes her a pleasure to be aboard. Accommodation comprises two cabins and an en suite shower room to the master cabin. The living area has plenty of storage space and there are steps ... read more

I am selling my 1926 32ft Looe Lugger Moose, rigged as a gaff cutter. She is currently moored in Dingle Marina, West Kerry, Ireland. She needs a bit of work for the season. Capable sea boat and sailed West Coast, Scotland and Cornwall.... read more

The California 32 is a magnificent classic wooden sloop sailboat, measuring 14 meters in length and 3.30 meters in width. It was built in May 1937 by Fellows and Stewart, based on the plans of naval architect Nicholas Potter, also known as the "Herreshoff of the West." The boat is equipped with a 37 kW Perkins engine. The California 32 is renowned for being a formidable racer and a comfortable cruiser, designed for recreational sailing on the Pacific coast. Eight of these sloops were built between the 1930s and the 1960s, and they have often been featured in the nautical press of the West Coa... read more