Solid brass ship's spotlight

16" Solid Brass Ships Bell, El Rio Brass Bell with custom-made stand, Ship was built in 1899, sunk by collision in 1942

Solid Brass Ship's Wheel on Stanchion, marked "John Hastie & Co. Ltd., Engineers, Greenock (England)" with degree declination arrow indicator, the wheel having 8 spokes, 42" diam. 52" tall overall, 33

Ship's bridge telegraph with twin faces displaying ship's commands. Highly polished and electrified to light its face up brightly. The successful bidder will have the option of removing this item fro

This is a classic piece of salvaged ship equipment! This is an authentic solid brass ship steering wheel. It measures 41.5 inches wide and weighs approximately 70 pounds. The brass features a very nic

Ship's porthole converted to a mahogany side table that has a lower shelf fashioned as ship's grating. Solid brass porthole with hinged port secured with two dogbolts. Dimensions: 23" (height) x 19 1/

Highly polished ships porthole with lacquer finish mounted to a custom bar height table with ship grating shelf below. Shelf has floor guards. Hinged glass port. Dimension: 42 H” x 24 L” 6

Porthole comes from the ocean liner "Homeric", formerly the "Mariposa". The heavy porthole is of the "flower pattern". Base is mahogany with ship's grating shelf. Dimensions: 27" H (with handle) x 24"

Antique solid brass ship's bell with turned brass exterior. Heavy clanger. Dimensions: 12" H x 10" diameter Weight: 27lbs

15" Solid Brass Ship Bell with custom bracket, Steamer A.E. Nettleton-Great Lakes Steam Ship, #6280, built 1908, 525 ft. vessel, with steel custom stand

Solid Brass Ship Oil Lamp with Glass Reservoir, Adams & Westlake Co., Pat. May 6, 1930, Chicago, IL, both glass are perfect, highly polished brass, with solid mounting plate

Shps engine room telegraph by Joseph Harper and Son of New York. Polished faceplate with ship commands. This model would be mounted in the engine room and rings very loudly because of the high level o

Solid brass ship's throttle and gear assembly from a yacht. Three levers rise from the heavy brass housing. To a mahogany base with rope carving. Quite heavy. Face is 7" diameter x 13" overall height

Inside lid states "Shipbuilders Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit". Brass ship's porthole from an unknown Great Lakes freighter. Roughness on one spot on glass but very good condition. Body is br

Brass ship’s lantern with clear Fresnel glass lens with removable red lens. Meticulously polished and lacquered. Mounted to a thick wood base with routed edge. Wired for electricity. Very fine condi

Fine, old six-spoke brass ship’s wheel with wood handles, pierced hub with slot for keyway. 18 1/2” diameter.

Ship's anchor lantern with Fresnel glas lens, hoisting ring, oil burner, protective bars, tether rings etc.. Highly polished. Overall Dimensions: 7" diameter x 17" H

Perkin’s red glass onion lamp ship’s distress lantern. With protective brass cage, vented top, hoisting ring. Lens is marked “Perkins 8" in raised letters. Fitted with wick and oil tank. 18” h

Brass ship's light with red Fresnel lens, protective bars, removable lid with hasp. Overall Dimensions: 13" diameter, 12" H

Six spoke solid brass boat wheel with varnished handles. Highly polished. Overall Diameter: 20"

Solid Brass Ship Bilge Pump, hand-operated, lever action, winner type 2, Wilcox Critterden & Co., Middleton, Conn, USA

Solid brass ship's bell with wall mount bracket, clanger, and rope halyard. Dimensions: 11" H x 10" diameter. Weight: 4 1/2lbs

Vintage Otto Gerdau Solid Brass Ship's Clock W/Case Battery Operated (C Cell) With Second Hand Face Diameter 6" Screw Off Bezel Case Measures 8.75" X 8.75" X 4" Brass Shows Some Tarnishing Case Has Sm

This lot contains a solid brass Barlow ship design belt buckle. This is the perfect gift for any boat lover. It is approx 3 1/4" x 2 1/4" and weighs about 0.2lbs. The belt buckle is ing ood us

Highly polished ships course telegraph with makers plate from Bendix. Faceplate shows course commands including hard left, steady, course,anf right, from zero to thirty five degrees.