Produced between 1922-1929 , the 20hp was Rolls-Royce's smallest offering in the 1920s.

Despite being produced for the owner-driver, the car proved popular with chauffeur-driven customers and was built by a selection of coachbuilders including Park Ward, Mulliner, Barker, Thrupp & Maberly, and Hooper.

This 1923 Hooper-bodied example, 77A6, is accompanied by a fascinating history file which indicates that it was first registered to a Mrs Emily Hurst of Haslemere, Surrey, who later sold the car to the Stephens family of 'Quink' Ink fame.

They owned the car for many years until it was then sold to Mr Ivan Odds from Kent, who added it to his extensive collection of Rolls-Royces (and where it was used for film, TV and weddings).

It spent ten years with the owner prior to our vendor and was maintained and serviced in accordance with Rolls-Royce recommendations.

During his ownership, work included a complete rewire, renewed Landaulette hood with correct grained leather, overhauled Autova...