Vintage Brass Chadburns Engine Telegraph Lamp

Vintage Brass Chadburns Ship Two Engine Order Telegraph converted to a desk lamp. Brass patina is somewhat dulled but in good shape overall. Bells chime at each position on both side. Three way light

Steampunk aesthetic, gilt brass, with a black face marked "Chadburns Liverpool & London." 18" H without levers. Minor wear to gilt surfaces.

Desktop Chaburn's Liverpool and London brass ship's telegraph lamp. Mid 20th century. Condition is excellent Dimensions Height: 20 in. Length: 5 in. Width: 8 in. Got something similar to sell? Contac

Desktop Chaburn's Liverpool and London brass ship's telegraph lamp. Mid 20th century. 18 1/2"h9"w x 5"dia

Antique Brass ships Engine Room Telegraph converted to lamp, 37"h

Small brass vintage ship's engine room telegraph, 18 in tall, 7 in diameter.

Desktop Chaburn's Liverpool and London brass ship's telegraph lamp. Mid 20th century. 18 1/2"h9"w x 5"dia

DESCRIPTION: Vintage European Brass Ship Telegraph by Chadburns Liverpool and London. This vintage nautical ship telegraph has a working chime when you turn the handle, a glass front and back side, an

Chadburns engine room telegraph with unique face-plate commands such as: Slack Away, Heave Away, Let Go, etc.. Telegraph has brass housing with front and rear face plates. Handles operate on both side

Brass ships engine order telegraph, Chadburns, Liverpool maker. Dimensions: 41" H ; 

A Chadburn's Brass Ship's Telegraph Liverpool, 19th Century mounted as a lamp. Height of base 45 inches; overall 67 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman

A Chadburn's Brass Ship's Telegraph Liverpool, 19th Century mounted as a lamp. Height of base 45 inches, overall 65 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman

A Collection of Nautical Items. Comprising a fog horn, a Chadburns telegraph form table lamp, a Weems & Plath clock and barometer set and a brass compass & ship's wheel form ashtray Fog horn: 37"

Large assortment of nautical and ship related items. Includes: 3 Vintage drawing prints by Jas. F. Murray, brass wall sconce & engine room telegraph, 2 American Export Line & Moore-McCormack Lines Lun

early to mid 20th century, American brass wall mounted engine order telegraph, marked "Henschel Corporation, Amesburg, Mass" with attached brass and glass lamp, 9 in. ht., 19 in. diam.; English brass

Ship's Brass communication device for Pilot on Bridge, Engine Order Telegraph EOT (also known as a chadburn), from Bridge to Engine Room, with small kerosene lamp and 2 wood handles. Height 42 inches

An English marine brass nautical ship's engine order telegraph or chadburns. Marked A. Robinson Ltd, Liverpool & Glasgow. Twin faceplates with ship’s commands including Full, Half Slow, Slow and Dea

An English marine brass nautical ship's engine order telegraph or chadburns. Marked A. Robinson Ltd, Liverpool & Glasgow. Twin faceplates with ship’s commands including Full, Half Slow, Slow and Dea

Brass and Glass Ships Telegraph Table Lamp by Chadburns Liverpool and London. 21" tall. very good condition, working. Circa mid 20th Century. Shipping weight 13 lbs. Keywords: Nautical, Marine, Engine

A 1940s Bronze Ship's Telegraph Table Lamp. Turn plate with engine room instructions and moving levers that indicate orders. Marked "Chadburns Liverpool and London". Polished, minor wear and nicks to

DESCRIPTION: A vintage nautical lamp composed of mahogany wood and brass, centered by a telegraph handle with different speed settings, fitted with U.S cords. CIRCA: Mid 20th Ct. ORIGIN: USA DIME

A 20th century ship's telegraph by "Chadburns, Liverpool, London". Bronze and Brass construction with painted glass inserts, converted for use as a lamp. Minor surface wear, tarnished. 21" high. ESTIM

An early 20th century British brass ship's engine order telegraph bearing maker's marks for CHADBURNS LTD. LIVERPOOL, salvaged in 1923 from the wreck of the American steamer 'Bethlehem'. Marked "Whist

Antique engine order telegraph. Appears to be constructed from brass. Several holes pierce the base of the Telegraph, allow for mounting to a surface. A gas lamp is affixed to the piece, lamp reads as