Ships Binnacle

This binnacle is an impressive piece of equipment that looks fantastic in any setting. This example features a heavy sold brass base used to secure the instrument to the ships bridge. Above the base i

Very nice and still functioning vintage ships binnacle. This piece was made by Bergen Nautik in Norway. Weighs 17 pounds and is approximately 13 inches tall and 10 inches wide at the base. Over the co

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

Ships binnacle with gimballed compass by Kevin and Wilfred White of Boston, The compass and gimbals have been polished as well as the hood, ball brackets and makers plate, Iron compensating balls are

made of brass with a mahogany base. In good condition. 50" tall.

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

Ships binnacle with gimballed compass by Nunotani Keiki Seisakusho of Amagasaki Japan. Teak binnacle has a heavy brass collar at base. Compass is mounted to base and is fitted with a brass hood with l

US Navy WWII battleship binnacle with compass. A. Lietz Co San Francisco. Brass binnacle on tapered base. With radio frequency detectors. Circa 1940's. 53"h x 38"w x 21"d

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

Ships binnacle with brass hood and compass, clinometer, varnished base and lots of brass trim. With iron compensating balls on brackets. With makers badge from Nunotani Seiki, Seisakusno Ltd. 52Tx27x1

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"

LILLEY & GILLIE BINNACLE WITH COMPASS, GILLIE-UNIT PROTECTOR, A BRASS BINNACLE CIRCA 1913 ATOP A MAHOGANY PLINTH, BEARING MAKERS MARKS, ORIGINAL PLAQUE AND PLINTH, THE BINNACLE HOLDING A MAGNETIC SHIP

Large ships compass and binnacle. Gimballed compass by Kelvin and Wilfrid O. White of Boston. Varnished base, iron compensating balls on brass brackets. Dent to brass. Wood base fair. Dimension; 53"H

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

ESSEX; COMPASS WORKS BY J GARRAIO, LISBON; 56" TALL

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.

Mahogany Base Binnacle with brass cowling and base plate, red and green painted magnetic iron spheres on brass brackets, missing oil lamp burner, 48" x 19" x 26". Good condition.

Compass inside is made by Ritchie, H 53.5" x W 32" x D 18.75"

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