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88 ft Baglietto Marconi Ketch 1928 From the board of Vincenzo Baglietto and built by his yard, SINCERITY, originally JANUA, could be billed an Italian masterpiece. A fast comfortable cruiser; her cutaway forefoot and Bermudan rig original sail plan make her fast and able and her unusually high bulwarks; safe and dry. The interior is mahogany with birds eye maple inlays, incredibly beautiful - exactly as one would expect from a yacht built in Italy during this period - well suited for an owner’s party of 5 with accommodation for 4 crew.
$1,120,000 USD VAT unpaid Lying Caribbean
62 ft J M Soper, Philip & Son Cutter 1929 Joseph Soper is best remembered for the legendary fast schooner SATANITA and a “fair turn of speed” is noted by the yachting press of 1929 for this creation by Philip and Son from another of his designs. Conceived as an able sea going cruiser; at 62 foot on deck she’s the perfect size for a family yacht of this vintage. In impressive condition and a considerable beauty, her forte is in the sheer practicality of her layout, rig and accommodation – to which her ownership by the same family for more than 40 years is testament enough.
€950,000 Lying Italy
60 ft Gannon & Benjamin Schooner 2001 Designed by Nat Benjamin, REBECCA of Vineyard Haven built by Gannon & Benjamin of Martha’s Vineyard has all the attributes of a thoroughbred schooner; beautiful yet immensely sea kindly; combining the honesty of a traditional design and build with being ‘new’. Her great strengths lie in purity of design with attention to detail in her construction. She has sailed the Caribbean and the Mediterranean; participated in classic regattas and is one of a small elite group of yachts aptly classified by the BCYC as ‘New Classics’.
$1,200,000 VAT unpaid Lying East Coast USA
59 ft Charles E Nicholson Gaff Cutter 1892 The beauty of MARIGOLD’s Victorian straight stem and long counter stern doubtless inspired her rescue by Greg Powlesland. That he in turn persuaded her present owner to resource completing the project is testament to her worth as one of the premier classic yachts afloat today. Attention to period detail and the skilful application of traditional materials has regenerated this magnificent yacht providing enormous pleasure both
to him and his guests over the 25 years of his ownership. €550,000
Lying France
59 ft Herreshoff New York 40 Bermudan Cutter 1916 As a “Fighting Forty” ROWDY has dominated her class in classic regattas. Meanwhile as the cruiser for which the class was principally designed, her sister RUGOSA flew the flag in 2001 to voyage some 26,000 miles to the Americas Cup Jubilee. Authentic and her condition hard to fault, ROWDY today personifies the total versatility of this design – one of very few as capable from any era.
€1,150,000 Lying France
58 ft Laurent Giles Yawl 1952 Designed by Laurent Giles for Lloyds Yacht Club of London and built by Camper & Nicholson to exploit the American Rule (CCA) at a time when racing in America was very competitive – LUTINE OF HELFORD is harmonious in every line and would rest easy on the eye of a yachtsman from any era. Painstakingly rebuilt in her current ownership; she has proved to be handled very easily by just two cruising - and classic raced with a full crew.
£490,000 Lying UK
45 ft Sparkman & Stephens Sloop 1970 Built in Trieste in 1970 by Astilleros Mariano Craglietto - It was certainly a different era when a yacht this beautiful raced round the World in the first Whitbread Race – GUIA finished 5th ! S&S seemed able to blend the CCA and the then blossoming IOR Rules into capable and fast boats with good looks as a by-product. Testament to her fine pedigree, GUIA is a wonderful family cruising boat and races successfully on the Mediterranean Classic Circuit.
€225,000 Lying Spain
43 ft Sparkman & Stephens Sloop 1963 CLARION OF WIGHT was launched as a state of the art offshore racer at a time when beautiful boats were still a by-product of the designer’s quest for speed and interiors could still be friendly and accommodating. She remains much loved by her owners of over 15 years and certainly fast enough to hold her own in a modern or classic fleet. For many her name and pedigree speak for themselves – A magnificent all rounder with a Fastnet win to prove it !
£125,000 Email:
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Lying UK
37 ft Sparkman & Stephens Sloop 1966 An iconic race winner by any standards – her reputation and capabilities are an inspiration to all with racing in mind and it is notable that CLARIONET along with her sister ROUNDABOUT figure - as the “Terrible Twins” in Olin Stephens’s “LINES a half century of yacht designs” - with particular reference to the pioneering - and successful use of separated rudder and keel. CLARIONET is in sound condition and with very few changes to her original trim.
£55,000 •
www.sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk 27/02/2012 16:49 Lying UK
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