Porthole
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Antique World globe J. Lebègue & Cie Circa 1870
Antique World globe J. Lebègue & Cie Circa 1870
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binoculars by IRIS PARIS circa 1930
binoculars by IRIS PARIS circa 1930
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Large ship's wheel mahogany circa 1900
Impressive this ship's wheel, it comes from a tall sailboat 1900.
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Military campaign marine teak Coffee Table
Military campaign marine teak Coffee Table
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Marine ship's table Walnut 1950
Ship's table in walnut loupe. It is wallet ie it unfolds. Period 1950.
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Ship's wheel by Brown Bros Co. Ltd Rosebank Ironworks, Édimbourg.
Ship's wheel by Brown Bros Co. Ltd Rosebank Ironworks, Édimbourg....
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Ship's Steering Station Wheel,JOHN HASTIE CO LTD
Antique Ship's Steering Station Wheel, JOHN HASTIE CO LTD
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Ship's Steering Station Wheel,JOHN HASTIE CO LTD
Antique Ship's Steering Station Wheel, JOHN HASTIE CO LTD
On a boat, porthole, allows the entry of fresh air and light into dark areas under or on deck. It also allows the occupants of the lower cabins to have a view of the exterior of the boat. When closed, the porthole protects against water, bad weather and sometimes light when equipped with a shutter.
Porthole There are 2 products.
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Porthole
A porthole is a small, generally circular window pierced in the hull of a boat to allow air and light to enter.
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Rectangular porthole
Rectangular porthole is a large window, rectangular, located at the footbridge (wheelhouse) of a boat, to have an external vision and to ensure the conduct of the ship.
