Nautical Starboard Classes New York Brass Lantern

Solid brass nautical bow lantern from a boat by Robert Findlay of Brooklyn, New York. This is a port and starboard lantern with heavy shroud, fresnel lenses, carry handle, and hinged rear door. The s

Ships starboard lantern with rich blue Fresnel lens mounted to a thick wood base. With brass cap and makers badge from Perko, Perkins Marine Corporation, Brooklyn New York. Rich blue lens looks great

Group of Three Antique and Vintage Port and Starboard Ship's Stern Lights, electrified, bronze, brass and tin. One marked Perkins Marine Co, Brooklyn New York. Large Lantern Height 15.5 in. Width 8.25

Nautical Antique Starboard Brass Lantern - Large 22 inches high - by Griffiths & Sons

Dietz New York brass barn lantern

Dietz Fitzall New York Lantern Brass with colored globe. Max Ht. 18 1/2 in.

R. Pickersgill Starboard Nautical Lamp - An antique nautical copper & brass starboard lantern, now electrified as a lamp. Blue glass. Opening at top to access single light socket. With plaque stating:

Custom NJ Brass New York Central Class S - 3 Electric, in C8 and in its original box.

Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Brass Top Lantern Brass top lantern with the top marked with R.R. Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. The shoulder is embossed with NYP&BR

Brass Tiffany & Co. Nautical Clock, 4.25 inches dia x 2 deep inches

National Marine Lamp Co. New York nautical red & blue ship lanterns. 10" Tall without handle, 7" wide.

Pair Silk Lanterns, Brass Lantern & Candelabra Dimensions: Brass shade 11" H Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer (NJWA499/4)(MS)

20-drawer oak file cabinet, (1 of 3 matching in sale) "Underwood and Underwood New York" brass plate on door, 59" H x 21" W x 22" D, interior with 20 sectioned drawers made to hold magic lantern slide

A marine bellbottom lantern built by Porter & Sons in New York. A very heavy frame. Many stress cracks in the brass on top and on the bell too. It has a twist off bell with a nice pot and burner. The

An early Fireman's brass lantern made by Howard & Morse in New York. This is an unusual lantern for many reasons: (1) unique lid clips (2) odd globe size (3) unusual pinch pot. It has a Star Lantern M

New York Central Railroad Locomotive Lantern Holder. 7 5/8" wide, 9 1/4" deep, 6 3/4" tall. N.Y.C.S. cast into the top of the holder. Mounted to wooden wall plaque. See photos for best description.

New York Central Railroad Locomotive Lantern Holder. 7 5/8" wide, 9 1/4" deep, 6 3/4" tall. N.Y.C.S. cast into the top of the holder. See photos for best description.

A marine bellbottom lantern built by Porter & Sons in New York. A very heavy frame. Many stress cracks in the brass on top and on the bell too. It has a twist off bell with a nice pot and burner. The

Includes a nautical lantern with blue glass, a Handlan Bug Co with a red globe, a Dietz Monarch tubular kerosene lamp with red glass marked Universal Oct, 27 1928 and a Dietz Fitall New York lantern.

PURPLE GLASS LENS, MARKED UNIVERSAL METAL SPINNING AND STAMPING CO NEW YORK. 12" H

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

Robert Merrill Dry Card Azimuth Compass, New York, brass gimbaled suspended in wood case, nautical, c. 1860

Brass skating lantern with burner and handle, 12" to top of handle, Marked Triple X marine tin and brass lantern with kerosene burner made by National Marine Lamp Co., New York sold by Geo. Carpenter

Lot of two New York 1939 World's Fair Lamps with Trylon and Perisphere fair symbol. Both are electric. One is a brass lantern shape 3" diameter x 8" H. Other is frosted glass deco style 3 1/4" W x 3 1