COPPER SHIP'S LANTERN WITH CLEAR LENS

Here is a solid copper ships bow lantern with ruby red port, clear masthead, lens with damage and green starboard lantern. Mounted to a thick mahogany base with varnished finish. The lantern has count

Two Large Lanternsincluding a vintage copper ship lantern labeled Starboard, Ellerman's Wilson Line Lts., Hull, 1128 with clear glass lens and blue glass interior slide (24 in. tall without bail handl

3 Antique 19th c Ships Marine Lanterns. 1- Copper signal lantern with red, blue and clear lenses 12". 2-Keystoneware c.1900 Handheld Oil Burning Boat Signal Lantern used to Communicate or Signal To/Fr

Steel ships lantern with a 360 degree clear glass fresnel,lens. Copper vent cap. Brass trimmings. Wired for home use and mounted to a thick wood baseboard. 23 x 18 x 18

Copper Ship\'s Lantern with Fresnel Lens. Copper handle and locking top large lantern electrified for use. Measures 16 inches tall and 10 inches wide. Impressive lantern.

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

Solid copper ship's masthead lantern with Fresnel glass lens. Hinged top and rear door. Dimensions: 10" L x 9" W x 20" H Weight: 20lbs

PAIR OF COPPER DOUBLE-LENS SHIP'S LANTERNSEarly 20th CenturyWedge-shaped bodies.Heights 25".

Large CPG & Sons copper and brass ships lantern with fresnel lens and double wick burner, marked 'CPG & Son 1942'. 25.25"h x 15"w x 11.5"d / approximately 30 lbs.

Durkee Marine products of Staten Island New York steel cased ships masthead lantern with clear fresnel glass lens. Polished and lacquered. Fitted with new wiring. Mounted to a thick wood base. Brass m

Description: This lot includes a large sized brass ships lantern. The lantern has a clear lens. See photos for details. Condition: Expected surface wear associated with age and use, otherwise in overa

Copper ships masthead lantern with Fresnel glass lense and brass makers tag. From Meteorite of England. Very sturdy and large lantern with its original burner and glass. 23x14Wx12Deep

English copper & glass nautical ship's anchor lantern with Fresnel lens. Early 20th century. 19"h x 10"w

Highly polished solid copper ships masthead lantern with cut glass Fresnel lens. Wired with ac socket. With brass makers badge from Perkins marine lamp corporation, "Perko" of Brooklyn New York 8" H x

PAIR OF COPPER SHIP'S LANTERNSLate 19th CenturyWith fresnel lens, unmarked.Heights inclusive of handle 24".

Pair of solid copper ship's port and starboard lanterns. With Fresnel lenses, carry handles, mounting brackets and more. Dimensions: 14" L x 12" W x 15" H Weight: 25lbs (pair)

SHIP'S MASTHEAD LANTERN BY METEORITE. MARKED A6975. ELECTRIFIED. UNKNOWN WORKING ORDER. HAS RIPPLED LENS WITH SINGLE BULB. MINOR DISCOLORATION AND SCUFFS TO COPPER FINISH. 26" H x 14" W

Antique Copper and Brass Ship's Lantern, Signed "PERKO". Heavy copper body with amethyst glass Fresnel lens with threaded top, interior signed "PERKO". Interior electric hardware with cord. Good condi

Early 20th c. German Made Nautical Lantern, P 8193, with top handle, Fresnel lens, burner removed and replaced with electric fitting, 16 3/4" high, 7 1/4" diam. Worn surface, replacement steel plate o

Early 20th century; large lanterns with molded clear glass fronts and swing handle, each lantern with plaque for PORT and STARBOARD, 26 in. H.

Pair of large Dutch copper and brass ship lanterns with red and blue glass lenses behind a fresnel lens. 22 x 13 in wide. Stamped STUURBOORD (starboard) and BAKBOORD (port).

Two Copper Ships Lights, one with ribbed and a second with clear lens. Protective brass cages and copper hoods on both. Circa 1955, 7t x 7 dia. 8lbs

Description: This lot includes a large sized Perko brand ships lantern from the WWII era. The lanterns has a clear lens and is painted black. See photos for details. Condition: Expected surface wear a

Galvanized tin lantern with clear lens, and brass lantern with colored half-rounded lenses and marked patented April 1st 1912