A nice example of the well known Fairey duckling, refitted in the previous ownership and ready to go afloat. Complete with road trailer and as new McNamara Sails.

Clinker rowing tender, believed to have been built as a tender to an east coast fishing vessel called Doris under the number LO20. Rescued from a mud berth in the creek by the current owner, she was refitted and has been used regularly ever since for local river and coastal rowing. A nice looking boat with three rowing positions, all using thole pins. She does not come with a trailer.

Tidy example of the Fairey Marine Duckling, complete with rig and launching trolley.

Clinker sailing dinghy with a lug rig believed to have been built by E. Collins of Norfolk, possibly as a tender to a larger cruising vessel. Rebuilt on the Isle of Wight in recent years. Complete with a road trailer, all over cover and oars. Trailer has brand new wheels, tyres and mudguards.

Newly built Iain Oughtred Auk rowing dinghy, hull constructed from epoxy glued marine plywood with Sapele trim. Very smart boat complete with oars and cover. Light enough to be carried on a car roof rack for easy transport.

Rowing skiff designed sand built by Turks of Kingston in 1910. She was later fitted with a sailing rig and centreplate which she still has. A very elegant skiff in need of some refit work including re-fastening of plank hood ends. Has the potential to be an exceptionally eye catching skiff with very pretty lines and top quality build materials. a perfect winter project for the keen amateur. Complete with rig and trailer.

Clinker lugsail dinghy built by Landamores of Wroxham. Glued plywood construction which was quite revolutionary at the time, making for a strong and rigid yet light hull. Complete with sail, cover and road trailer. A tidy dinghy.

Clinker rowing dinghy built by Robertsons of Woodbridge in 1968 for the London Boatshow. Only 2 owners since new and in present ownership for the last 50 years. Professional refit 7 years ago. Complete with cover, road trailer and launching trolley. Pair of spoon blade oars from cox's of Oxford.

Built by Edgar Cove of Salcombe, possibly to the design of the RNSA 14 of which a number were built by Coves. Refitted by the late owner with new foredeck, some new ribs and new centreboard case. she has a mast and boom but no sails or rigging. Sitting on a good road trailer that only needs a service before use. A pretty boat in generally sound and smart condition, would make an excellent family boat for exploring rivers and estuaries.

Clinker sailing dinghy thought to be nearly 100 years old, built by E.J. Burts and sons of Falmouth. Rebuilt in Mousehole in 2007-2008 for the late owner. Gaff sloop rig plus all over cover, road trailer and oars. Has not been afloat for several years but was professionally rebuilt not too long ago.

Built by Percy Mitchell of Mevagissey. Complete refit by the current shipwright owner, launched in 2022. Refit included hull repairs and new planking, complete new foredeck, wheelhouse and interior accommodation as well as a new Vetus 33hp diesel engine. A superb looking boat in lovely condition, a perfect compromise between a motor vessel and a day launch, large open cockpit but with enough accommodation to make her comfortable for extended periods afloat if desired. Perhaps the perfect family motor boat.