Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph

The Silver Seraph was the last Rolls-Royce developed before the Crewe company passed to Volkswagen and BMW, and this 1998 example is an early one, finished in Amethyst over a magnolia leather interior. It was ordered new by Princess Samerah Al-Saadawi, who lived on London's Bishops Avenue, and has covered about 27,000 miles from new.

The cabin has heated leather seats, lambswool rugs, rear picnic tables and a sunroof. The leather is described as unmarked. The car is said to have lived in heated garages throughout its life.

History is documented with a full set of MOT certificates, the original handbooks, a V5 and a stack of service invoices. The most recent service was carried out earlier this year by Rolls-Royce specialist Hiller & Hill and cost just under £5,000. The listing shows the price as accepted, so a deal may already be agreed.