Ship Window

A lovely combination of brass and chrome-over-brass original ship's window, converted into a coffee table. I had the rivets put back in and the base is our original design and can ea...

From a decommissioned ship, an oval fixed porthole window in a combination of chrome and brass converted by us into a mirror.

From a decommissioned ship, a combination of chrome and brass oval porthole window converted to a mirror.

A spectacular large antique English stained glass window depicting a grand masted sailing ship before a view of a city, likely London.

Marked 2260,50 A porthole, sometimes called bull's-eye window or bull's-eye, is a generally circular window used on the hull of ship.

Marked 2260,26 A porthole, sometimes called bull's-eye window or bull's-eye, is a generally circular window used on the hull of ship.

Marked 2260,30 on the exterior and 54,7 by the hinge A porthole, sometimes called bull's-eye window or bull's-eye, is a generally circular window used on the hull of ship.

Marked 2260,54 A porthole, sometimes called bull's-eye window or bull's-eye, is a generally circular window used on the hull of ship.

Exceptional and very large chrome ship's window converted to a mirror. Can be hung vertically or horizontally, Mid-Century.

A great ovoid-shaped brass ship's window turned into a mirror. Originally salvaged from a ship's closed-type lifeboat from the 1970s.

These chrome, original working ship's windows (they open and close) have been converted to side tables.

1940's French aluminum and glass ship window made into a coffee table. Note the decorative rivets throughout.

This is a rare find these brass porthole ship windows with the exterior protective brass grid.

An English bronze coffee table. The top formed by a ship's window with original hinge and latch. The glass window forming the table's surface, supported by four bronze legs with stre...

A nautical brass porthole window with a swing plate from a decommissioned ship.

Completely original bronze porthole from a Mid-Century merchant ship with four working "dogs" or latches which open the window and rivets put back in around the window frame.

From a decommissioned ship, a chrome window converted to a wall mirror.

This is a very cool chrome window from a decommissioned Mid-Century merchant ship in a rare larger size.

An original ship's chrome porthole window converted to a side table.

An original brass ship porthole window in an ovoid shape converted to a mirror.

An original brass ship porthole window in an ovoid shape converted to a mirror.

An unusual rectangular shape original ship's porthole window complete with turn keys and hinge that still open the window.

An original bronze ship's porthole window complete with working double keys that still open the window.

A Nautical ship's chrome window with working "dogs"--the window will actually open--which has been mounted on chrome legs and base (which can be deconstructed).

An original brass ship's porthole window complete with working double keys that still open the window.

This is a mid-century chrome nautical ship's rectangular porthole window converted to a table.

Two original ship's chrome porthole windows converted to a bar cart by Deborah Lockhart Phillips.

An unusual large size, oval ship's porthole window converted to a mirror. Chrome window with working keys--the keys turn and the window opens (put a safe or shelves behind?).

From a decommissioned ship, an oval fixed porthole window in a combination of chrome converted by us to a mirror.

An original bronze ship's porthole window complete with working double keys that still open the window.

An original and functioning (the "dogs" unscrew and the window opens), chrome ship's porthole window converted to a side table.

An original ship's chrome porthole window converted to coffee or side table.

This is an original chrome ship's porthole window converted to a side or end table.

This is a ship's porthole window converted to an adjustable vanity mirror, Mid-Century.

Fine quality ornate french clock surmounted with a lady in traditional french dress leaning on an architectural window and ship building tools.  Enamel clock face with roman numerals. 

Fine quality ornate french clock surmounted with a lady in traditional french dress leaning on an architectural window and ship building tools.  Enamel clock face with roman numerals. 

Fine quality ornate French clock surmounted with a lady in traditional French dress leaning on an architectural window and ship building tools. Enamel clock face with roman numerals.

On the top of the desk are various Chinese Export porcelains each painted with an American ship. Out the window can be seen numerous ships anchored before the shore line in Canton wi...

This is an original ship's window complete with rivets converted to a wall mirror with beveled glass, chrome/aluminum.

A very cool bar cart made from two ships windows. Chrome and completed with re-installed rivets.

A lovely combination of brass and chrome-over-brass original ship's window, converted into a coffee table. The rivets have been put back in as these pop out when taken off ships, and...

A solid brass ship's window from a decommissioned ship converted to a coffee table.

From a decommissioned ship, a combination of chrome and brass oval porthole window converted to a mirror.

Early 20th century curved stainglass window from an Upstate NY Estate. This stained glass came out of a curved window in a library of a private home. The glass is in good condition n...

Pair of 19th century Art Nouveau stained glass windows, with ships These are a pretty and very colorful Art Nouveau style windows, both jewelled and stained glass The windows are...

With highly polished finish. Solid front door which covers the glass porthole door. Dimensions: 21" diameter x 6.5" height.

A great ovoid-shaped brass ship's window turned into a mirror. Originally salvaged from a ship's closed-type lifeboat from the 1970s.

Very unusual bar cart made of salvaged Mid-Century chrome ship windows which were then re-purposed into a custom-designed bar cart/trolley.

Amazing and practical, these tables are show stoppers. Ships windows made to work as an end table.

This is an original ship's chrome/aluminum ship's window converted to an adjustable vanity mirror.

Original ship's porthole window converted to a mirror with operational 'keys' (as in the mirror or window will open).

A nautical brass porthole window with a swing plate from a decommissioned ship.

An original, working ship's porthole window, with working keys (the window can actually open).