B&W (Bowers & Wilkins) Signature 800 Floor Standing Speaker Tiger's Eye Finish

B & W Nautilus 800 Signature Loudspeaker finished in a highly distinctive and visually stunning Tiger's Eye.  This is the top  of the tier model in the renown Nautilus series.  91 DB sensitivity with low bass response well down to 32 KhZ and plenty of power handling capability.  
These were recently taken in trade from the original owner who is downsizing due to recent move from house to  apartment dwelling.  We do not have shipping boxes.  These  can be picked up or delivery is possibly within a reasonable  distance extending from New England to eastern parts of  New York State potentially.  
This is not a speaker that comes available for sale on a regular basis. 
Alvin Gold reviewed the speaker for Enjoy the Music.  Here  are some excerpts:
The mid and the top are just about ideal, and certainly  extremely difficult to criticize.  Of course some will naturally gravitate to a different kind of balance altogether, but in contrast to most high-end loudspeakers, the N800 doesn't really have an individual voice.  At least it is not obviously colored.  The  sound of the B&W really is the sound of music itself... By any normal standards the N800 remains uncommonly transprent, and the treble has a sweetness and precision quite out of the ordinary, one reason perhaps for the lack of grain or  edge when things become hot.  
Tellingly, voice reproduction has a sweetness and air quite out of the ordinary, and I could cite here a number of artists, classical and otherwise, but that would be to miss the point.  And the  point is that the N800 treats all voices well, including male radio announcers speech, which it reproduces largely free of the common box induced chestiness.  But open up the  throttle for some full scale choral music, and the sound swells almost without limit.  This is also a loudspeaker that knows how to rock and roll, again with the trademark on the ball timing, and the ability to push bass lines without undue emphasis  giving the sound an almost understated quality.