Restoration hardware porthole bar full#
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We will only ship to the confirmed address shown on your paypal account. We only ship to the main land US, and you must have a street address linked to your paypal account. All of our auction items are shipped via Insured FedEx Ground. This is a real portholes that was salvaged from a vintage working class vessel, so you can expect it will have some minor dents and dings! Unless otherwise noted. All four dogs open and close with just a little effort. What makes this portholes so interesting is that it has four dog closures and it is only 13 1/2 inches wide. The glass is 9 inches wide and very thick. You are bidding on the polished brass porthole shown above. Check out my! Be sure to add me to your! As Is Item. All information is to the best of my knowledge. Payment must reach me within 3 days of auction close. Handling, and all materials used to ship. I take great care in making sure that an item gets to it's destination safe and sound. Thanks for looking and Happy Bidding! I ship items the way I would like them shipped to me. If you have any questions be sure to email me. These would be perfect for the local bar with a nautical theme. These can go right back into a ship or boat. So there are alot of items she can not take with her. The lady that owns it is retiring and moving to Hawaii. This is the real deal! These belong to an estate that I am selling. Up for auction is this antique very large and heavy brass ships porthole.

Restoration hardware porthole bar free#

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Ebay provides poor service to sellers in this way. Everyone received a refund, and we do not think that we should be penalized for things outside of our control, but eBay does not have an appeal process and will not remove feedback even if the feedback is incorrect and we can prove it. more has been because the post office had either lost or damaged items in shipping. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE NEGATIVE FEEDBACK– IF FOR ANY REASON YOU ARE NOT 100% SATISFIED. Great Gift for the Nautical enthusiast in your family. The second hand comes off if handled to forcefully, and the brass is dirty, although I like the patina on the brass.

There is no glass covering the clock face. The clock itself works, and is a quartz clock mechanism that runs on batteries, which I think is a replacement piece. When open, you can open the face plate on a hinge and store things inside. The re are 2 hinged bolts that swing up and screw the to port hole closed. It is marked Chadburns Liverpool and London.

Restoration hardware porthole bar full#

And has the telegraph stop full speed ahead markings. The metal face plate is also nautical themed. This is a cool clock/ It is a brass Liverpool and London porthole clock. It just needs the wing nut to tighten it closed. Seller added the following information: It does open and close fine. Any emails with info would be appreciated. Shipping Price is for the Lower 48 States Only. Buyer to pay a flat 15.00 S&H Fully Insured UPS Ground. I think it's a great early bronze piece with a possible bonus of the maker. It has some dings to the edge of the bronze and the wings of 1 wing nut. Anyway, you have to use your own judgement and research. this would have been made from the late 1800's to the 1920's. If this is the early Westmoreland Specialty Co. This is only my best guess, I could not find any portholes made by Westmoreland in my search efforts. see last photo) In my research Westmoreland was a specialty company before they were sold and started making there famous pattern and art glass. 9' x 5' It is stamped in the back of the bronze what looks like the Westmoreland Glass mark but I am not sure. 12 1/4' x 8 1/4' Window opening is approx. It has reverse polarization when a magnet is held close.