Several Silver Ghosts, all before World War I
ch 1429
ch 1550
ch 1713

Lawton Silver Ghost 1911

1925 Rolls-Royce 20HP (#GNK59) Lawton Brougham de Ville.

Lawton-Goodman Rolls-Royce Phantom II

I could find only one Phantom II bodied by them #37GN, later rebodied as tourer.

Thanks again !

I have this car down as a Rippon bodied car, see 'Those Elegant Rolls-Royce', by Laurence Dalton.

Yes, it's 20WJ by Rippon

#20WJ is shown in the Rippon section and it's not this car here.

with greetings
Tommy

It has been updated later. It is both in the Rippon official ledger, was shown on the 1929 Motor Show in Olympia, London. The recent book on Rippon also shows this car with the following description: 'This Rippon-bodied Rolls-Royce Phantom II (20WJ) limousine was the 1929 motor show car. Stylistically, the company had belatedly dispensed with the divided windscreen that appeared at previous shows. Woodsome Hall Golf Club opened in 1923 and is in the background and this location would provide a suitably opulent setting for Rippons publicity photographs throughout the following decade.'
Below the interior.

Sorry, Tommy, this is not a body by Lawton..

Thank you, Rob, for the information and the clearing pic !

with greetings
Tommy

Lawton Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Limousine, 1911, #1543, for Mrs. Sophia Benger

Lawton-Goodman Rolls-Royce 25/30 Saloon

Lawton Silver Ghost Open Drive Landaulette, 1911, #1790E, for J. W. Hughes of Liverpool

another view

Lawton Silver Ghost Landaulette, #1373, 1910 for Mr. North in Cheshire. In 1920 rebodied by Gill as a Cabriolet.

I think it's 1544

A period pic of #1544. Is it the same car or a similar one ?

That's why I said "I think" Here are two pictures from The Flying Lady that could match with the first car:

But: I have another picture refered to 1544 which is the second car. Is it the same car?