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Established in 1993 Classic Yacht Brokerage is recognised as the country’s leading traditional yacht agencies specialising in the sale of vintage, classic and thoroughbred motor and sailing yachts throughout the UK and Europe
Central Office & Administration:
8 Wheatfield Avenue
Worcester
WR5 3HA
Telephone: 01905-356482 / 07949-095075 Email: info@classicyachtbrokerage.co.uk
All types of wooden sailing and motor-yachts are required to replace those recently sold. Where-ever your boat is presently located if you are contemplating selling this Autumn we should be pleased to hear from you.
Classic Yacht Brokerage offer competitive 'no sale no fee or costs' terms aimed at producing the best possible results whether marketing a former Royal Yacht or Clinker Dinghy with informative fully illustrated details and specialist advertising on all vessels.
Marketing can be tailored to suit an owners individual requirements and time-scale.
Occasionally vessels are sold directly through our clients register, so contact us with your particular requirements as often we know of vessels which could be for sale to the right buyer or that are shortly coming on to the market .
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HISTORY and CONSTRUCTION:
Most classic boats begin life with a good story, and the Stella One-Design Class is no exception. Early in 1959 A E ‘Dickie’ Bird, the then Commodore of the East Coast’s Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, asked ‘Sonny’ Cole of Tucker Brown’s yard at Burnham on Crouch, to come up with a cruiser-racer along the lines of a Folkboat but slightly bigger and beamier so as to give greater initial stability with more spacious accommodation.
Quality was a must, but the Commodore wanted a straightforward approach to construction methods and n... read more
| Year: | 1966 |
| Length: | 26' |
| Location: | Hampshire UK |
| Price: | £7,950 Tax Exempt |
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HISTORY & DESCRIPTION:
ORDE WINGATE was one of a small number of Admiralty designed naval pinnaces built by Lady Bee Ltd. of Shoreham in 1942. In 1944 she took part in the historic D-Day Landings. After being sold out of service she was converted to a private motor-yacht by V H Haynes of Dinnet House, Hambrook Hill, Chichester, a member of the Little Ship Club. Registered in London in the early 1950s with the official number 186239. ORDE WINGATE is named after Major-General Orde Charles Wingate DSO (1903 – 1944) who Churchill described as ‘ one of the most brilliant and cou... read more
| Year: | 1942 |
| Length: | 36' |
| Location: | West Sussex UK |
| Price: | £10,000 Tax Exempt |
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CAPELLA OF BURNHAM – HISTORY & CONSTRUCTION
Build: 1960
Yard: Sutton, Great Wakering, UK
Design: Alan Buchanan
Type: Vashti Class Sloop RORC Class II
Materials: Teak / Oak and rock elm frames/ bronze and SS fittings and frames/ lead keel
Class: Lloyds 100A1
Winches: Produced by H& M Engineering, Gillingham, Kent
Dimensions: LOA 37.2’
LWL 26.4’
Beam 9.5’
Draft 6.2’
Displ. 11TM
Water tank 120 ltr /ss
Diesel tank 60 ltr /ss
CAPELLA of BURNHAM was built in 1960 for E W Hawkins (Bill) of H& M Engineering, the hull was built by ... read more
| Year: | 1960 |
| Length: | 37' 2" |
| Location: | Netherlands Netherlands |
| Price: | £45,000 Tax Not Paid |
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HISTORY & DESCRIPTION:
Narrowboat AEGIR was built in 2009 on the banks of the River Trent and named after the tidal bore that sweeps in on Spring Tides. Built by Anchor Marine Engineering, to the Eastwood design she is a bespoke build, featuring curved lines on the cabin and gunwales. Other features include large rear hatch to make traditional / semi-traditional style as required, wood-lined all steel doors and side hatch for security. Bow flares and curved bow lockers.
To avoid drafts the cabin ventilation is via ducted channels to the cabin. Also to the engine room to avoid water in... read more
| Year: | 2009 |
| Length: | 51' |
| Location: | South Yorkshire UK |
| Price: | £55,000 Tax Paid |
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BENTE DORTE was built in Skagen, Denmark in 1926 to the traditional Danish Haikutter style dating from circa 1900. These were principally motorised fishing vessels the larger of which carried a ketch rig. By 1940 over 6,000 examples had been built for North Sea fishing. Today a relatively small number survive. BENTE DORTE was discovered in Sjotorp, Sweden and fully restored with a tall-ship style rig and retaining her traditional exterior look whilst sympathetically fitting out the interior for comfortable living with modern conveniences, safety equipment and machinery.
In 2008 BENTE DORTE ... read more
| Year: | 1926 |
| Length: | 83' |
| Location: | Treviso Italy |
| Price: | £89,500 Tax Not Paid |
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Glastron was founded in Austin, Texas by Bob Hammond, Bill Gaston, Bob Shoop, and Guy Woodard on October 14, 1956. The marketing and sales experience of Bill Gaston, Bob Shoop, and Guy Woodward combined with Bob Hammond’s fibre-glass design and production experience led the company in its rapid expansion and development. The company’s production increased from an initial 24 units in year one to 4,000 units in year three and saw the expanding company outgrow three different production facilities during its first four years in business.
Glastron had risen to number one in its indu... read more
| Year: | 1973 |
| Length: | 15' |
| Location: | London UK |
| Price: | £15,000 Tax Paid |
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HISTORY & DESCRIPTION:
BLUE LEOPARD is a legendary design from the board of the talented naval architect Jack Laurent Giles, who in the early 1960s was asked to produce a design, merging both a motor and sailing yacht equally. With a light displacement, BLUE LEOPARD is easily driven with a sail area ratio comparable with the famous J-Class racing yachts.
In 1962 Desmond Molins of Eaton Square, London chose William Osborne of Littlehampton to build BLUE LEOPARD to the same exacting standards as their lifeboats with a strong but lightweight hull. BLUE LEOPARD was a modern design for her da... read more
| Year: | 1962 |
| Length: | 112' |
| Location: | Valletta Malta |
| Price: | £1,095,000 Tax Paid |
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HISTORY & DESCRIPTION:
DOMINGO is conventionally designed with a spoon bow, full sweeping, unbroken sheer, full transom and round bilge hull with a long externally ballast keel and useful timber bilge keels, ideal for drying moorings or shoal-draught cruising. The rudder is transom and keel hung. The deck layout is also conventional with fore, side and aft decks with accommodation forward beneath a stepped coach roof and with a self-draining cockpit aft.
Planking is carvel in Afromosia – fastened with copper nails and roves.
Timbers are steam-bent oak with sawn oak frames in pla... read more
| Year: | 1961 |
| Length: | 30' |
| Location: | Antrim UK |
| Price: | £13,950 Tax Exempt |
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HISTORY and DESCRIPTION:
Designed by Tams and King Incorporated of 250 Park Avenue, New York City, USA, for the 1927 season. From as early as 1869 an early craze for fast gentlemen’s yachts emerged on Lake Windermere. Not to be outdone, the craze moved across the Atlantic to the shores of the East Coast of America where numerous famous personalities acquired equally and perhaps more luxurious steam yachts. Between the Wars, a need by the many wealthy men of fortune from Wall Street to spend their wealth on craft gave the creation of nearly three hundred vessels, ranging from 25ft to 3... read more
| Year: | 1927 |
| Length: | 66' |
| Location: | Kent UK |
| Price: | £246,000 Tax Exempt |
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HISTORY & DESCRIPTION:
Although little is known of her early history, SUNSTAR is believed to have been built as an open aft cockpit twin-screw motor yacht with flat transom, and then later extended to a canoe type stern with enclosed stateroom aft of wheelhouse sometime in the late 1920s. Her engines were originally twin-cylinder Hyland petrol. SUNSTAR was re-engined in the 1940s with two Brit four-cylinder petrol engines, later changed to twin BMC 1.5 diesel engines in 1963.
SUNSTAR was built in 1927 by the well-know Windermere boatbuilders Borwick & Sons. She was first re... read more
| Year: | 1927 |
| Length: | 37' |
| Location: | Warwickshire UK |
| Price: | £12,950 Tax Exempt |
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