Solid brass British Royal Navy mess room light.

Pair of solid brass ship's convoy lights from the English Navy. Dated 1950. One blue lens and one red lens with heavy protective brass cage. Hoisting bracket and steadying ring. These are 65-years-old

Solid brass British Royal Navy propeller of German manufacture. Three blade design. Shaft hold with keyway. Manufacturers label. New old stock. Never used. 21" diameter.

Solid brass English navy ships binnacle on a royal navy stand. This is an outstanding maritime relic. The highly polished binnacle holds a polished compass on rotating gimbal. Brass bade reads PATTERN

British Royal Navy copper and brass pattern 24 port and starboard ships lanterns by Birmingham Engineering of 63 Persnore Street. Fitted with electric sockets and wiring for an awesome home display. H

Double link of genuine English navy stud link magnetic brass mine sweeper chain that has been meticulously polished and lacquered, Great nautical relic. Looks like solid 8 gold. 10 xl x 4 w. 7 lbs.

ASSORTED HATPINS, LOT OF 13, including an example with a brass British Royal Navy button, a sterling Jamestown Exposition example, and several bead work examples. Early 20th century. 4 3/4" to 12 1/2"

Pair of highly polished and lacquered British Royal Navy ships convoy lights with red and green glass lenses. With a/c sockets and cords. Dimensions: Weight

American Revolution Revolutionary War Royal Navy Lieutenant's Cuff Button c. 1770 Revolutionary War Period, British Royal Navy Lieutenant Cuff Button, Brass, Central "Tudor Rose" flower design, With O

Large and impressive nautical architectural salvage, an English made fog light, spotlight searchlight on large and sturdy mounting base. Adjustable knobs. Relief stamped to base MADE IN ENGLAND. SHIPP

DESCRIPTION: Antique British Royal Navy cutlass sword featuring a brass hilt scrolling hilt etched at tabs on either side with a depiction of an anchor, a brass knuckle bow and backstrap over a ribbed

British Royal Navy Lieutenant's Formal Dress Uniform Jacket. Hand-stitched blue wool with white wool facings and embossed brass buttons with a crown over a fouled anchor, the back of the buttons marke

Steel engraved blade with floral design and royal cipher Elizabeth 2, shark skin grip bronze guard with traces of gilt, leather scabbard with brass ornaments, maker marks ‚Ã&#82

British Navy signal light and stand. Heavy duty cast brass. Original price 5400. 14 dia. x 64 1/2h

Quite suitable for the Royal Throne Room. One end of the rack unscrews and roll can be slipped in. In good condition, solid brass mounted to mahogany. Measures 8"x10"x8". Weight is 3 pds 6 oz.

Ladies vintage silk neck scarves, avg sz 18.5 x 19.5 in. Solid colors in red, navy, royal blue, pink, light yellow, two labeled Ashear Made in Italy and Hand Rolled, and 1 sheer neon yellow scarf. All

(2) Fine vintage leather bags, including: Dooney & Bourke Small Equestrian bag in navy All Weather Leather with British Tan trim, with adjustable crossbody strap, solid brass hardware, and equestrian-

Two biscuit jars by Wedgwood having brass and silver mount lids and handles, one a royal blue jasper ware, the other a light navy blue. Bearing marks indicating manufacture before 1890. Both in good c

Rolex Milsub 5513 made for the British Royal Navy, '70s Stainless steel round case, n.3927201, fixed spring bars, black aluminium bezel turned to blue, case-back engraved with the Broad Arrow and issu

Royal Suite Sign Solid Brass, 13 x 13 inches

A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL BRITISH MILITARY LEMANIA SINGLE BUTTON ROYAL NAVY CHRONOGRAPH WRIST WATCH CIRCA 1940s, FIRST SERIES LATER REISSUED WITH MOD DIAL Movement: 17J, manual wind, cal. 2220, s

1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronte, also known as Admiral Nelson, a British flag officer in the Royal Navy, signed two-sided letter dated June 12, 1801 begins with 'My Dear Sir, I cannot sufficie

The Mid-20th Century British Navy Ross Battleship Binoculars served as essential equipment for the Royal Navy during the 1940s, specifically designed for use on destroyers and battleships. Originally

A lot of seven gas shades from a large brass and crystal gas light. Provenance: From the Reception Room of the Henry C. Gibson house, 1612 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA circa 1870; demolished 1928.

probably British, 19th century, including two double arm lights and two single arm lights, each with circular disk back plates supporting S-scrolled candle arms ending in drip pans hung with prisms, f