Edey Stone Horse Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

The Edey & Duff Stone Horse is a vessel that defies modern trends of lightweight, highvolume production boats, opting instead for the timeless aesthetics and seaworthiness of a classic New England pocket cruiser. Designed by the esteemed naval architect Samuel Crocker in 1931 as a wooden hull (Design No. 161), the design was later immortalized in fiberglass by the craftsmen at Edey & Duff in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, starting in the late 1960s. Measuring roughly 23 feet on deck with a graceful clipper bow and a long bowsprit that extends its total length to 28 feet, the Stone Horse is frequently cited as one of the most beautiful small fiberglass boats ever built. Its heavy displacement and full keel architecture are hallmarks of a boat designed not for the racing circuit, but for the discerning sailor who values "seakindliness" and traditional character over raw speed.