General Specification Builder : Unknown LOA : 9.14m (30ft 0in) LOD : 8.53m (28ft 0in) Beam : 2.69m (8ft 10in) Draft : 0.76m (2ft 6in) Keel : Long keel Construction Wood clinker construction Double-ender with transom hung rudder Shallow long keel with bilge plates Glass mat/West System epoxy covered decks and coachroof Iron ballast (sash window weights) Originally an open lifeboat to SS Frederica Converted and cabin added circa 1937 Only 3 private owners and in current ownership since 1990 Planks replaced as/when required, plus new decks, new stem and partial new hog under... read more

General Specification Builder : William Press, Belaugh LOA : 6.55m (21ft 6in) Beam : 2.26m (7ft 5in) Draft : 1.04m (3ft 5in) Keel : Fin Construction Wood carvel construction Mahogany on oak frames New cockpit coaming port side 2021 4 new planks 2021 Keel and keel bolts new 1999 Lifting cabin roof Varnished mahogany cabin Grey Trakmark non-slip decks (renewed 2003 approximately) Air draft approximately 1.83m (6ft) No recent survey Wintered ashore annually Rigging & Sails Gaff rig Wood mast/spars Spruce mast (new 2017) stepped in oak tabernacle easily lowere... read more

Unique museum seaworthy ship, completely restored with love and care (new surface), original authentic interior and exterior, fully equipped and habitable, good sailor with 2 man / woman to sail... read more

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

White Heather is a 40ft wooden top and hull sailing / fishing vessel from circa 1926,reported to have been built by Richard Pearce at East Looe. The boat is lying ashore at Gloucester. We are selling this boat on behalf of Canal River Trust who are more interested in the heritage value rather than the monetary value of the boat. As such they are looking for prospective buyer to demonstrate that they are able , from both cash flow and skill perspective to carry out the necessary repairs and refurbishment of this historic craft. This vessell had recently been sunk and re floated, there is exte... 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

REGINA is a beautiful eye catcher and head turner. Waiting for its new owner. She can be viewed and inspected on her mooring in Dordrecht (near Rotterdam), The Netherlands. In April 2024 REGINA will be lifted for inspection hull and masts - REGINA is a strong build live aboard. - Suitable for long oceangoing voyages. - Sailtraining / daycharter possibilities - Small sailing cargo possibility REGINA is a headturner and welcome in all marina's REGINA was originally built in Damgarten (Germany) in 1949 as fishcutter.. She was commissioned as fishingvessel of the cutterfleet... read more

Dormouse is typical of a pocket cruiser from this period. Built by Shuttlewoods in 1957 on the River Roach. A traditional carvel construction of mahogany on oak and copper fastings. She contains all the desirable features that any yachtsman cruising the East Coast in the late 1950s could have wanted, complete with a centreboard, gaff rig, and wood stove. Now offered laying afloat not far from her original launch having only ever had two owners. Viewing by appointment through our Essex office on (01621) 785600... read more

This beautiful classic sailing yacht, built in 2007 by Ayana Yatcilik - Turkey, is blessed with excellent sailing capacities and a warm classic mahogany interior, saloon, two cabins, 4 berths. Yanmar 125 HP diesel engine, electric windlass, first owner.... read more

Designed in 1927 for the Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club by Johan Anker, the Dragon class soon established itself as an international class, with fleets across Europe and Scandinavia. The initial concept was for a Bermudan-rigged keelboat that provided rudimentary accommodation, and in this way could be used to sail and sleep on, from one regatta to another, as well as cruising for pleasure. After WWII, in 1948, the class was selected for the Olympics, and from that point onwards Dragons were built solely for racing. However, 'Laju' was built in 1933 in Sweden and has retained the featur... read more