MID 20thC SOLID SILVER BUGATTI ROYALE TYPE 41 MODEL CAR, L DONATI c.1960

DESCRIPTION

Stylish mid-20th Century model of a Bugatti Type 41, better known as the Bugatti Royale. This model is crafted from nearly 3 kilograms of solid silver with the highest attention to detail. There are working moving parts such as suicide doors to gain access to the pattenated silver interior, a bi-fold bonnet revealing a beautiful 12.7l engine. This is one of the largest engines to ever be fitted to a passenger automobile. The car comes with rubber tyres, including a spare fitted to the rear trunk lid. Stamped "L DONATI", tested 800+ silver standard, Silversmith active in Societa Orafa Aretina (Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy)

The 41 - Coupé de ville Binder Bugatti Royale is a true masterpiece of automotive design and engineering. Produced in the early 20th century, this luxurious vehicle exemplifies elegance and opulence. With its stunning coupe de ville body style crafted by the renowned coachbuilder, Henri Binder, and the powerful performance of Bugatti's legendary engineering, this Royale is a testament to the golden era of automotive craftsmanship. The attention to detail is unparalleled, from the exquisite leather interior to the intricately designed exterior. Owning a Type 41 - Coupé de ville Binder Bugatti Royale is not just possessing a car; it's possessing a piece of history, a symbol of prestige and sophistication. This Luxury car was built between 1927-1933 by Ettore Bugatti. Only 7 were ever built, 6 existing to this day as one was destroyed in an accident in 1931. 

CONDITION

In Great Condition - No damage, just general wear.

SIZE

Height: 12cm
Width: 12cm
Length: 37cm
Weight: 2795g