Formed part of the well-known US private collection of James C Leake
Original Landaulette specification

A 1934 Rolls-Royce Landaulette is a rare, luxury pre-World War II automobile built on a Rolls-Royce chassis with a landaulette body, a style where the rear passenger compartment has a folding convertible top while the chauffeur’s area remains fixed under a roof.

These cars were bespoke and typically ordered by wealthy owners who wanted both formal chauffeur-driven transport and an open-air experience for rear-seat passengers.

The most common 1934 example was built on the 20/25 hp chassis and these were built between 1929 and 1936, which subsequently became their best-selling pre-war model.

It featured a 3.7 litre inline-six engine with a four-speed manual gearbox typical of the era and the bodies were custom made by leading coachbuilders such as Barker & Co and Hooper, meaning no two are exactly alike.
This handsome Landaulette by Barker is presented in cream over Midnight Blue, ...