This magnificent car was originally owned by Sir Norman Hartnell, official dressmaker to the Queen. Hartnell was master of the Royal wardrobe for more than 40 years and from his couture house in Mayfair, he carried out a great number of important Royal commissions including designing the Queen's wedding and Coronation gowns.

The car's beautiful chestnut paintwork changes hue in different light conditions, varying from rich conker brown to bright burgundy in daylight, and it becomes bitter dark brown at dusk. The colour scheme was particularly specified by Sir Norman, as were a number of non-standard features inside the car including picnic tables and a special light walnut fascia.

A Rolls Royce Silver Shadow is a big car with great presence and the sumptuous tan leather upholstery, delightful walnut dashboard, deep pile carpets and thick lambswool rugs make the interior of this example a very special place indeed.

As well as being strikingly handsome, Silver Shadows are also highly sophisticated motor cars. Stately and imposing, they are silky smooth, supremely comfortable and hugely spacious. This motor car embodies all the qualities and refinements that have made the Rolls Royce marque world famous for more than a century.

What better way to travel to a wedding ceremony and on to the reception than to be wafted there gracefully and effortlessly by a thoughtful and considerate driver in a very special motor car. It is what a Rolls Royce does best.