1934 built at Hampton on the Thames. 2021 - Huil completely stripped and reprimed, two coats u/coat and 2 coats Internatiaonal Toplac (white) New anodes Antifouled New spar and mast equiment refurbished 2021 hull surveyed... read more

This charming characterful Motor Launch has been in the same ownership since 2009. Work has been ongoing and maintenance carried out regardless of expense. She has recently been re-decked and the Mahogany carvel exterior re caulked. This is a spacious vessel that offers plenty of accommodation and living space. Her Ford diesel engines only need a full service and the propellers to be reinstated along with some simple second fix wiring to enable any prospective owners to enjoy her either as a live aboard or a coastal cruiser. The engines are relatively low hours and she comes with everything r... read more

In 1935 Geoffrey Livingston of the Hollies, Leicester commissioned Arthur Comben of Hyland Ltd to refine his design of a 42ft sea-going motor yacht to be kept on the East Coast. Staniland of Thorne built the vessel for the sum of £2,050 of pitch-pine on oak with teak superstructure and brightwork. Interestingly Geoff had RUMMY 11 built in 1930 by Bangor Shipyard, to a Hyland 30ft motor yacht design. Hyland Cruisers have an established reputation and were built to order in the 36ft, 38ft and 42ft class with a small number of 40 footers. The 42ft Hyland's were ketch rigged with 390 sq... read more

This impressive example of a Fleur de Lys 66 has undergone a 4 year out of the water refurbishment with virtually no use since being put back in the water, she is finished to the highest standard. She continues to be well maintained with the heating system on low, the engines turned over regularly and all ancillaries run regularly, hence she does not suffer from any musty smells or signs of neglect. The deck has been sanded and is awaiting oiling as part of regular upkeep. The following is a summary of the extensive 4 year re-fit: 2016 – 2019: the following re-fit works were underta... read more