This rare example of a Park Ward-bodied Bentley has undergone a full restoration to its original glory. Only 1234 units of this model were produced between 1936 and 1939 and few of them are left today, let alone in this condition. Driven by celebrities and royalty, the Bentley 4¼ also has a rich sporting history, becoming the first car to complete the at Le Mans race for three consecutive years.

The Bentley S1 is closely related to the Rolls Royce Silver Cloud 1, and was manufactured between 1955 and 1959. Only 35 units of this model were produced, of which only 12 were coachwork-bodied versions, making our Hooper-bodied S1 a true rarity. A 4.9-litre inline-six engine was employed and featured softer suspension, lighter steering and more sprightly performance. Our Bentley S1 has undergone a major restoration, retaining the Hooper trademarks.

The Rolls Royce Silver Wraith Touring Limousine was built between 1936 and 1958, with only 639 long-wheel-base examples produced. Powered by a 4.3-litre inline-six engine, it has featured in numerous James Bond movies, and is a favourite of royalty the world over. The restoration of our prized example includes a champagne fridge in the rear for passengers, as well as a glass divider.

The Silver Cloud I marked a major advancement in weight, power and handling for Rolls Royce, and is considered the baby brother to the venerable Phantom V. Powered by a 4.9-litre inline-six engine, it was the second model offering an original Rolls Royce combination of body and chassis. It was also the first model with headlights incorporated into the bodywork, along with other ’modern’ improvements, giving it an all-new appearance.