A handbuilt traditional gaff rigged sailing boat constructed of fibreglass hull and wooden decking. The sailplan comprises mainsail, reefed jib, staysail and mizzen all in cream together with combined road/launch trailer and recovery winch. The boat is very flexible and can be rowed or used with an outboard.... read more

An immediately recognisable Laurent Giles design, this yacht has made 2 Atlantic crossings, cruised the West Indies and down to S Americas, she has cruised the Baltic and the Med. Length on deck 38ft Lwl 26ft Beam 10 ft Draft 54/69 Tonnage 10TM Designed by Jack Laurent Giles of Lymington. Built by Elkins of Christchurch. 1964 Elkins was a major yard at the time and worked closely with the Laurent Giles design office building most of the UK Vertues. Jack Laurent Giles and his staff were one of the big players in yacht design at the time with many famous d... 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

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

Great Coastal Cruiser and Liveaboard, Offshore passages no problem 'Sea Laughter 2' is a spacious 45' Motor Sailor, built in 1960 by Miller&Sons in Fife to fishing vessel standards. She has been commissioned as a pleasure yacht, with extra ballast keel for sailing. Initially rigged as a sloop, she has now been re-rigged as a ketch and has remarkable sailing abilities. Originally built from Pitch Pine on Oak Frames, large sections of the topsides have been re-planked with Teak in 2008. Substantial structural repairs to the stern and deck in 2018/19. LoA 13.72m, ... read more

14 ' Walker sailing dinghy in need of restoration with mast sails and rudder.London SW17.Best offer secures.... read more