Maritime object - Brass- Original ship's porthole.
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Selected by Paul Wullems
He accumulated 18 years' experience, worked as junior specialist at Sotheby’s and managed Kunsthandel Jacques Fijnaut.
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Original brass Schiffsbullaug frame in good aged condition with two original tension locks and a hinge, dating to approximately 1930–1940, from Germany, Ø 29.5 cm and weight about 1.1 kg, with glass and mounting ring missing.
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Original ship’s bullseye opening frame in solid brass – Maritime antique – Ø 29.5 cm – ca. 1930–1960
Original ship’s bullseye opening frame with beautiful, authentic patina. The maritime object features two original locking clasps as well as a sturdy hinge and impresses with its high-quality, solid construction.
The frame is believed to date from the mid-20th century and was originally part of a ship’s bullseye. The original patina and the age-related signs of wear give the piece a distinctive maritime character.
The glass as well as the fixed mounting ring are no longer present. This makes the object excellent as an authentic collectible or as a decorative element in a maritime interior style.
Condition
Good condition for its age
Beautiful natural patina
Hinge and locking clasps present
Glass and mounting ring missing
Signs of wear consistent with age
Dimensions
Outer diameter: ca. 29.5 cm
Weight: ca. 1.1 kg
A decorative original with authentic charisma — ideal for collectors of maritime antiques, lovers of nautical decor, or as an extraordinary design object.
Original ship’s bullseye opening frame in solid brass – Maritime antique – Ø 29.5 cm – ca. 1930–1960
Original ship’s bullseye opening frame with beautiful, authentic patina. The maritime object features two original locking clasps as well as a sturdy hinge and impresses with its high-quality, solid construction.
The frame is believed to date from the mid-20th century and was originally part of a ship’s bullseye. The original patina and the age-related signs of wear give the piece a distinctive maritime character.
The glass as well as the fixed mounting ring are no longer present. This makes the object excellent as an authentic collectible or as a decorative element in a maritime interior style.
Condition
Good condition for its age
Beautiful natural patina
Hinge and locking clasps present
Glass and mounting ring missing
Signs of wear consistent with age
Dimensions
Outer diameter: ca. 29.5 cm
Weight: ca. 1.1 kg
A decorative original with authentic charisma — ideal for collectors of maritime antiques, lovers of nautical decor, or as an extraordinary design object.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Original ship's porthole.
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Brass
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
29.5 cm
Width
29.5 cm
Depth
1.1 cm
Weight
1102 g
Estimated period
1930-1940
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