Galvanized metal marine lantern

Galvanized metal lantern, with pierced metal design at top, approx 14.5"h, 8.25" squared, 5lbs

Awesome early galvanized metal dual lantern box with side access door, tag on door embossed Dressel Railway Lamp &amp Signal Co. Arlington NJ . Built to hold 2 Lanterns. In as found condition, Covered

Sheet iron / galvanized steel marine / nautical lantern with clear Fresnel lens. Includes burner pot, fount, and clear inner chimney. The lamp has some small areas of rust and some staining in spots.

Petite portside lantern in galvanized metal and brass, with red globe. C. Early 20th Century. Dimensions: H 10.5" x Dia. 4.5" Condition: Not tested. Several chips to glass ribbing. Light patination to

Lot 3 items: pair of galvanized metal port/starboard ship lanterns with fresnel red and green lenses (missing base cover) 10 in; and old electric nautical theme clock by Plymouth, working.

WEST VIRGINIA MINER'S BASKET, galvanized metal form with hanging hooks for lanterns, no markings located. First half 20th century. 16" HOA, 18" WOA. Provenance: From the collection of Bob and Dixie Mo

American. 1910s. Galvanized metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "Dietz No. 6 New York USA New York Central", on top of frame. Embossed, "New York Central", on globe. 10.5" x 6" x 6". From the W

Vintage outdoor lantern with leaded chunk jewel panels. Base is made of aluminum while pyramid form top is made of galvanized steel. Clearly weathered from outdoor use and has stood the test of time.

One in punched galvanized metal, the other hand-crafted wood. Apparently unmarked, c. 19th Century. Dimensions: (Larger, wood) H 12" x W 9" x D 9" Condition: Wood lantern missing one glass panel. Both

Canadian. 1920s. Painted and galvanized metal frames, embossed glass globes. Marked, "E.T. Wright and Co. Mfrs Hamilton-ONT", on frame. Stamped, "C.P.RY Pat'd 1908", on frame. Embossed, "CPR", on one

Pair of unusual industrial ghost light-style outdoor lamps in iron with pressed glass shades surrounded by galvanized metal cages. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: H (full) 80" x Dia. (at light cage)

A Marine model lantern made by universal Metal Spinning & Stamp Company in New York. It is similar to the C. T. Ham models with double vertical wires and no joint clips. A terrible design that was sho

Description: 1910 Triple X Maritime Lantern Marine LampMeasurement approximately: 13” H * 5” L * 5 W.Material: Metal, Glass.Condition: Good.Note: Item Trade Marketed Dec20,1910.

Marine signal 250 mm lantern, plexiglass and metal, 28"h x 15"w x 15 "d

Perkins Marine Lamp Co., Brooklyn NY, original label with "Perko Reg. Trademark", Brass with Corning glass shade, electrified. Some separation of metal on base and cord is worn. 17" H x 9" Deep..

Ship's Galvanized Sheet Steel and Glass Distress or Signal Light, Perkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Corp. ("Perko"), Brooklyn, New York, Circa 1948. The red glass globe molded "PERKINS 10," within a prot

A large and impressively crafted circa 19th Century maritime ship's cargo lamp. Handcrafted from sheet metal with hinged cover. Colorless 360 degree ribbed pattern globe with vertical wire guards. The

(2) Piece Vintage Marine Lot, including: Brass call plate for twenty-one on board rooms, with mother-of-pearl button tops, 7 5/8" x 3 5/8", missing two button tops and one button; and Brass and metal

Description: Galvanized Electrical Shipping Lamp Lantern. Measurement approximately: 20.5” H * 21.5” W. Material: Metal, Glass.

Single parcel gilt and green painted metal lantern, by Charles Edwards, London, with four-branch hanging-lights and glazed panels, stamped "CHARLES / EDWARDS / LONDON", fitted for electricity. Provena

Pair of Italian Patinated Metal Lanterns in the "Gothic" Taste 21st century, the pentagonal-form lanterns with Gothic crests, the corners with applied leaves, supported on upper scrolled frames. h. 36

John Dickinson style galvanized metal round side table with tromp l'oeil pleated apron. 23" H x 26" diameter.

NAUTICAL LANTERN - "Meteorite" Marine Lantern, with plate marked "Trawler", the original glass marked "M.W.C.W. Ltd, S.L.C. 120". The lantern is marked "C29128". This is a tri-color lantern circa 1930

unsigned; hexagonal, with glass panels enclosing three light sockets 37 1/2 x 23 in. (95.3 x 58.4 cm.)