Maritime object - Copper, Glass- Kompas

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Jeroen Janssens
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Estimate  € 110 - € 170
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Antique copper and glass maritime compass dating to 1930–1940, in good used condition with minor signs of aging and stains, dimensions 17 cm wide by 10 cm high by 17 cm deep.

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Description from the seller

classic maritime steering compass or nighthouse,
• Type: A liquid-filled ship's compass (often called a binnacle- or steering compass) with a glass globe.
• Material: Brass or bronze with a cylindrical housing (often white-painted or metal).
• Origin: Similar 20th-century nautical instruments were produced by well-known makers. Operation is unknown.
Photos are part of the description. The lot will be carefully packed and insured for shipment.

classic maritime steering compass or nighthouse,
• Type: A liquid-filled ship's compass (often called a binnacle- or steering compass) with a glass globe.
• Material: Brass or bronze with a cylindrical housing (often white-painted or metal).
• Origin: Similar 20th-century nautical instruments were produced by well-known makers. Operation is unknown.
Photos are part of the description. The lot will be carefully packed and insured for shipment.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Type
Porthole
Title additional information
Kompas
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Copper, Glass
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
10 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
17 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
395
Objects sold
100%
Private

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