Ship's lamp - Copper, Glass
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This German maritime ship’s lantern from 1960–1970 is made of copper and glass and has a Fresnel lens; it has been converted into an electric table lamp.
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Description from the seller
An authentic maritime ship lantern (anchor light / navigation light), made of heavy brass with sturdy brass details. This stylish piece of maritime history has been professionally converted into a cozy electric table lamp.
The lantern is equipped with an original, thick Fresnel glass lens (profiled glass), which beautifully concentrates and disperses the light.
A brass nameplate bearing a coded stamp P-3347-KP.
The Fresnel glass contains an authentic inspection/production inscription: H1736.
The letter H refers to a city where the lamp was inspected. In this case most likely Hamburg (Germany).
The lamp is equipped with a new cord with integrated on/off switch and plug.
The beautiful atmospheric light source is included.
Many photos added so the condition of the lamp can be well assessed. Also a photo showing the lamp lit.
Photos are part of the description.
The ship lamp is packed with great care and shipped insured with a track and trace code.
See also my other auctions and possibly save on shipping costs.
Will not be shipped to the United States.
Seller's Story
,We specialize in antique maritime objects. But also more recent maritime objects, old measuring devices and other curiosities.
The customer comes first with us. We try to handle everything as well as possible and to take care of the shipment in a very good way. If the buyer is not satisfied, we always come to a solution together. See our reviews for confirmation.
We appreciate personal contact, even if there are complaints.
If several lots are purchased in the same auction, we will calculate the cheapest shipping costs based on registered shipping. Shipping costs that are too much collected by Catawiki will be reimbursed to you afterwards
An authentic maritime ship lantern (anchor light / navigation light), made of heavy brass with sturdy brass details. This stylish piece of maritime history has been professionally converted into a cozy electric table lamp.
The lantern is equipped with an original, thick Fresnel glass lens (profiled glass), which beautifully concentrates and disperses the light.
A brass nameplate bearing a coded stamp P-3347-KP.
The Fresnel glass contains an authentic inspection/production inscription: H1736.
The letter H refers to a city where the lamp was inspected. In this case most likely Hamburg (Germany).
The lamp is equipped with a new cord with integrated on/off switch and plug.
The beautiful atmospheric light source is included.
Many photos added so the condition of the lamp can be well assessed. Also a photo showing the lamp lit.
Photos are part of the description.
The ship lamp is packed with great care and shipped insured with a track and trace code.
See also my other auctions and possibly save on shipping costs.
Will not be shipped to the United States.
Seller's Story
,We specialize in antique maritime objects. But also more recent maritime objects, old measuring devices and other curiosities.
The customer comes first with us. We try to handle everything as well as possible and to take care of the shipment in a very good way. If the buyer is not satisfied, we always come to a solution together. See our reviews for confirmation.
We appreciate personal contact, even if there are complaints.
If several lots are purchased in the same auction, we will calculate the cheapest shipping costs based on registered shipping. Shipping costs that are too much collected by Catawiki will be reimbursed to you afterwards
Details
Era
1900-2000
Type
Ship's lamp
Glass type
Fresnel-lens
Material
Copper, Glass
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
42 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
21 cm
Weight
4400 g
Estimated period
1960-1970
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