Byggt i Göteborg 1916
L.ö.a 13,25 m
L.v.l. 8,80 m
Bredd 2,72 m
Djup 1,86 m
Depl. 5,300 kg
Segelarea 75 kvm.

Designed by Tore Herlin and included in his own book on sailboat design she won many races in her early years and has since sailed many miles. Marianne is the only Skerry cruiser 75 designed by Tore Herlin and the largest Skerry cruiser he ever built. Designed for sailing the west coast of Sweden she is more like a Meter 8 class yacht in her hull and she broader and more sea worthy than the usual more fin keeled skerrycruisers as she is designed for the more open sea on the west coast of Sweden. Tore Herlin is also well known for making sea worthy boats and spent his life on balancing the parameters speed, accommodation and sea worthiness something which shines trough in all his designs. In her launch year she was featured in Yachting Monthly with a very positive article. She was originally built for the CEO of the Swedish tobacco company.

Marianne was built in Färjenäs during 1915 and 1916 from the finest Honduras mahogany both interior and hull, her original interior remains untouched which is very rare for these boats. Her hull under the waterline was completely redone by boat builder Tomas Larsson during the 90´s after this her epoxy coating was removed and the topsides was renovated thoroughly. Before the current owner purchased her she has spent ten years or more stored inside a barn in the north of Sweden and before this she was renovated by the previous owners so during the last 20 or so years she has been mostly out of the water.

Owners:

Marianne II
PO Westerberg, Göteborg 1916-
G Lundberg, Göteborg 1923-42
P Lewerenz 1942-59

Gratitude
Engelsk Diplomat, Lidingö 1959
Stig Jansson, Västerås 1959-1964
Robert Ratcovich, Västerås 1964-1972
Bejersten, Stockholm 1972-1974
Okänd 1974-1981
Kenneth Svensson, Stockholm 1981-1987

åter Marianne II
Thomas Larsson, Stockholm 1987-1989
Olle och Kalle Rinard, Stockholm 1989-1998
Martin Pettreson, Skövde 1998
Per-David Jonsson, Umeå 1999-2009
Robert Petrén, Stockholm 2009-2012
Kari Koponen, Helsinki 2012-

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