S.S. William T. Coleman ship hatch table

Teak and mahogany ships hatch coffee table, 4 panel top over a body with a long drawer, resting on a separate stretcher base frame, the top antique, the rest modern, 48"w x 28"d, 19" h

43" wide X 18" deep X 15 1/2" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with t

A pine ship's hatch side table. 20in tall x 28in wide x 28in deep.

Large, heavy coffee table with scrolled iron base and ship's hatch wooden top. 53 long x 17 high x 29 inches.

With trestle base, brass strapping. Likely a WW2 ship's hatch. Approx. 59 1/2" L x 27" W x 16 3/4" H.

Nice Ships Cargo Hatch Table "Sub Sea Artifacts Annapolis MD" "Zane Grey 1943" 60x27x15

Early 20th century; wood and metal mounts on ships hatch door, having nine cut out niches, each one displaying a different nautical rope knot, top covered with lucite top, 19 in. H., 59 in. L., 27 in.

Measures 17.5" tall x 75" long x 21.5" wide

Ship hatch door cocktail table. Swedish, Early 20th Century. A cocktail table made from the hatch door of a Swedish ship, with mahogany support and legs. Brass handles and belts on top. Loss to finish

They measure 20.75" x 26" x 28"

Ship's Hatch Cover Converted to Cocktail Table, 19th century, stamped on bottom, "A Genuine 'Surf' Creation 269" Height 15 in. Width 53.5 in. Depth 30 in.

Lot of 5 different for William T. Coleman & Co.'s California Line. Two different locations are represented: 88 Wall Street and 161 Pearl Street. Using NY Trow directories, we determined the 88 Wall St

Lot of 2. These are the only two Coleman California Line clipper cards in this group for his location at 117 Front Street in New York. According to NY directories, Coleman is listed here from 1866-70.

Unique coffee table made from a Liberty Ship hatch door cover - steel banded - 59" x 29" x 15" tall

Teak. 18 1/2" h x 24 7/8" square.

An unusual make-do coffee table consisting of an early wooden top that is likely a ship's hatch mounted on a cast iron open work grill-like base with floral centers and scrolled feet, both late 19th c

MADE FROM SHIPS HATCH DOOR. SOME RUST TO METAL FINISHES. AGE WEAR AND AGE CRACKS. 60" x 27" x 18" THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING

U.S. Liberty Ship from WWII hatch cover converted into a coffee table. 17 1/2"h x 59 1/2"w x 30"d

(2) Ankerlicht electrified brass & glass ship lantern table lamps, 18" & 10-1/2" to top of lanterns

Hand Colored Etching Published 1829, London for "Fifty Plates of Shipping and Craft" Drawn & Etched by Edward William Cooke. Paper Size: 12 x 8 inch (30 x 21cm) Good Condition

Two ship-form table lamps, of nautical / maritime interest, including a metal model of the steamship (SS) Normandie and a wood model of another ship. [Larger: 7 1/2" H x 17 3/4" W x 5" D]. Both with l

Wrought iron. Bird detail. Glass top. Attr. William Switzer. 18 1/4" h x 42" square.

CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN DESIGN LACQUERED COCKTAIL TABLE. HEIGHT 17"; TOP 43 X 43"

CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN DESIGN LUCITE DESK/TABLE. HEIGHT 29"; TOP 24 X 48" (SCRATCHES)