1922 Maynard of Chiswick 27ft Thames launch
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| Boat Name | Saunterer |
| Original boatbuilder | F. Maynard, Chiswick |
| Year of build | 1922 |
| Length | 27ft |
| Beam | 5ft10 |
| Decking | Carvel planked cedar on oak frames |
| Hull Colour | Customer choice. |
| Propulsion | Side valve Morris Vedette will be fully refurbished. |
| Seating | Bench seating upholstered in customers choice of material and colour. |
History
Saunterer was originally constructed for Sir John Field Beale as a tender to his J class yacht and was built by Francis Maynard of Chiswick.
Subsequently retrieved from a mill shed in 1994 where she had lain since the 1970’s, she underwent a complete restoration.
The original Boulton & Paul steam engine was replaced in 1947 with a Brooke Marine NU-SIX 15HP petrol engine Type 15F/32-33, No 5852, built in 1933, with electric start and magneto ignition. The engine was overhauled by John Brooke, the grandson of the maker, in 1995.