Ships Cargo Spotlight on Tripod

Authentic ships spotlight mounted unto a steel pedestal. With signal shutter mechanism. Meticulously stripped, polished and lacquered. Awesome industria...

Solid brass ship's searchlight with convex mirror at the back. Clamp-on bezel with glass face. The searchlight has been retrofitted to a polished steel tripod for a strong industrial...

Highly polished and lacquered brass maritime beacon by Perko of Brooklyn, New York. We have fitted this beacon to a vintage tripod that we polished the...

Marine beacon by Crouse Hinds with thick glass lens and polished steel housing. Mounted to a painted steel base with hinged brass door. Rewired with new socked for years of enjoyment...

An original Art Deco theater spotlight with an aerodynamic ventilated body supported by a fixed 360 degree rotation to the base. The chrome lamp is unusual due to the small size of ...

Vintage Nautical Search Lights or Floor lamp The Lamp is Large and set on a wooden tripod, it is fully tilting and swivelling The interior has a Edison screw bulb holder which has b...

ABOUT This distinguished maritime artifact from the Kilborn-Sauer Company exemplifies early 20th-century nautical engineering excellence. Dating to 1920-1940, the spotlight features authentic bronze and copper construction paired with a sturdy adjustable tripod base that raises to astonishing 9 feet. The bronze and copper patina on the light reflects decades of authentic service, with original hardware and a thick, concave glass front. The robust and weathered finish authenticate its genuine maritime heritage. Ideal for serious collectors of naval antiques...

A single circa 1900 brass and wood English table lamp with original patina. Measurements: Height of body: 15" Height to shade rest: 24" Width: 11" Depth: 7".