1938 Sailboat Marconi Cutter

A 1938 Marconi Cutter built by Chantier de la Liane, this 52-foot sailing yacht features teak planking over oak frames and carries the design hallmarks of its era. She is powered by a Yammer diesel engine of 110 horsepower, combining classic sailing character with practical propulsion. The hull, constructed in composite, measures 11 feet in beam and was designed for both performance and seaworthiness.

The interior has been modernized while respecting the boat's original character. Her accommodations include varnished wood throughout, a galley, and a renovated bathroom. Modern conveniences such as audio equipment and connectivity have been thoughtfully integrated into the cabin spaces.

Between 2007 and 2010, the yacht underwent restoration and interior modernization at Gilbert Pasqui shipyard in Villefranche-sur-Mer. This work refreshed the living spaces and systems while preserving the aesthetic integrity of the vessel's classic design. The boat has a documented racing history and has competed in classic regattas over the years.