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

Clyde is a Fife/McMillian designed 6 Metre, built at the Fife Yard in 1955. She has had an interesting history and, during her current ownership of 37 years, has enjoyed racing and cruising in Brittany, France. In 1984 Clyde received a hull restoration which saw her fitted with strengthening around the mast, new deck configuration and aluminium spars. The last major work to be undertaken was the fitting of her new Oregon pine deck. Clyde is a very pretty 6 Metre, built for heavy winds in Scotland. She is lying in Brittany and is awaiting the next stage of her life. It is now time to... read more

Step back in time to the captivating era of the mid-1930s, a time when grand sailing yachts graced the seas and shipyards bustled with artisans and craftsmen. As the sound of hammers striking against steel reverberated through the air, skilled shipbuilders meticulously shaped the hull of Thendara, bringing to life the vision crafted by the renowned naval architect, Alfred Mylne. With every plank laid and every seam sealed, a masterpiece emerged, she turned out to be a vessel of exceptional elegance and performance - the magnificent sailing yacht Thendara.... read more

Sailboat "Côtre pilote" built in 1992. She is the only replica of a "Côtre pilote" from Le Havre. On the sea she sails with an incomparable constancy and stability. With her sails spread out, she is difficult to catch by other sailboats, hence her name "Cours Après". She is a boat that has retained all her charm and is looking for a new owner to pamper her. A renovation of the woodwork is to be expected. The interior offers a kitchenette, a lounge, a cabin and a toilet.... read more

Remarks : West Solent One Design designed and built by the Berthon Boat Co. Ltd in 1927. Yacht No. W22. The class was designed by H. Jacobs and H.G. May of Berthons as a cost effective cruiser racer for the Royal Lymington Yacht Club. At the time a new W class could be bought for £600, a similar 6 meter yacht would have cost £1500 so they were well received. A total of 32 boats were built for the UK market, 5 built and shipped to Argentina and one built under licence in Bombay. The design was adopted by the Royal Burnham Yacht Club where it was known as the Royal Burnham Rest... read more