Ship's Binnacle, 1890's

American Brass Ship's Binnacle, C. 1890, H 8", W 8", L 9" | the Brass Case Has a Beveled Glass Window, Revealing a Compass. Circa 1890.Property of a Bloomfield Hills Discriminating Private Collector.

Wet Mount Gimbaled Compass Binnacle with de-gaussing iron spheres, bronze and brass fitted, on golden oak base, having cast brass plate that reads "Henry Browne & Son, Ltd. No 90440, Barking., London"

This is an impressive and large piece of antique nautical equipment made by Henry Brown & Son Ltd. This ships binnacle was salvaged off a ship many decades ago. Standing approximately 53 inches tall a

Fine functional large Binnacle compass. Solid brass ships gimball compass with glass panels. Floating dial, securely fitted and observed through the glass window. Dual display oil lamp to either side

A Kelvin & Hughes Ship's Binnacle, 20th Century, Having brass and glass hood enclosing gimbaled binnacle compass illuminated by an oil lamp with porcelain burner. With red and green navigator balls, r

Polished and varnished ship's binnacle with gimballed compass, marked "E.S. Ritchie, Boston and W.F. Tribble, New York." The base has a heavy brass collar. Dimensions: 55" tall x 19" deep x 28" wide

Kelvin & Hughes (Great Britain founded 1947), ship's binnacle, 20th century, with brass hood enclosing the binnacle compass, having red and green navigator balls flanking a 'Kelvite Ten Inch Dry Compa

Wonderful Antique Ship's Binnacle Brass Compass Mounted on Wooden Base, Steel Compensator Balls Kelvin and Hughes Compass in Great Condition 48" Tall x 24"

Ship's binnacle, wood and brass, 53" H x approximately 31" W. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

A Brass Ship's Binnacle by Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird Early 20th Century Height 57 1/2 x width 34 x depth 21 inches. Property from a Private Collection Provenance: Sotheby's, Olympia, The Marine Sale

Ship's binnacle, wood and brass, 58" H x 31" W. Lacking compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

Mariner's Wet Card Ship's Binnacle, Samuel Thaxter & Son, Boston, Massachusetts, 1825-43. The gimballed wet card compass with bezel inscribed "Sold by S. THAXTER & SON Boston," housed in a walnut case

A Lionel Compensating Ship's Binnacle New York serial number 10648. Height 52 inches.

A vintage industrial marine salvage artifact produced from the housing of a ship's binnacle constructed by Anaconda Cable and Wire Co. (Muskegon, MI). A bespoke piece with nautical design, featuring c

A Hezzandith Standard Ship's Binnacle. 52" x 36" x 20"

Ship binnacle. Early 20th century. Binnacle is incomplete and missing compass and other navigational components. Top is not attached. Fraying to electric cords. Portion of wood from base is missing. A

This is a very impressive piece of a ships bridge equipment. This was made by the Bergen Nautik Company in Norway and is a binnacle. The entire piece measures 53 inches tall, 31 inches wide at the bra

Ship's binnacle, wood and brass, 53" H x 31" W. Lacking viewing glass and compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

Fine Ship's Binnacle with Side Lantern, by Lilley & Reynolds, London, 12" tall plus center swing handle, brass & wood.

A Christie and Wilson Ship's Binnacle Glasgow, Scotland, Late 19th Century Height 49 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman

Ship's Binnacle with nice green aged finish. White enamel dial. Approx. 3 feet tall.

54" TALL, 25" WIDE, & 15" DEEP

Whyte, Thomson & Co. (Ireland) Mahogany & Brass Ship's Binnacle, Ca. 1900, H 58" W 21" Depth 20" | the brass dome encases a ship's compass. Bearing Whyte, Thomson, & Co. nameplate to the fluted shaft.

A brass ship’s binnacle on oak stand, 44”h x 25"w. Provenance: Estate of Meri Jaye, a renowned maritime collector and interior designer of passenger and cargo ships, Nob Hill, San Francisco