Antique Portholes

Highly polished ships porthole with lacquered finish. Early 20th century very heavy relic with tempered glass.

Pair of antique shipwreck non-opening porthole mirror with a great patina.   

American brass porthole with original glass and hardware. Stamped "Rostand, Milford, CT."

Collection of five 20th c. English porthole mirror with convex plate having decorative brass rim with stud work decoration.

A late 19th century English circular porthole mirror with a carved oak border in the form of twisted rope and an inset brass inner ring.

Marriage of a 1920s America brass ship porthole with four solid brass legs making a unique side table for an eclectic décor, circa 1970s.

This is an antique porthole mirror. An English, convex decorative hall or lounge mirror, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

A handsome selection of three French ship's porthole mirrors of brass, each mirror (18 1/2" diameter) featuring a hinged round porthole with mirrored glass with two screw-down clasps...

In a period square wooden porthole frame, with gold colored filet surrounding glass.

Antique bronze opening admiralty porthole with deadlight cover by Roby & Utley Rainhill.

The vast majority of portholes on the market today are modern or reproduction's.

The vast majority of portholes on the market today are modern or reproduction's.

The vast majority of portholes on the market today are modern or reproduction's.

The vast majority of portholes on the market today are modern or reproduction's.

Antique bronze admiralty opening porthole with deadlight cover and toughened glass made by Roby & Utley of Rainhill   A great piece in original condition, the glass is sound the br...

We are delighted to offer for sale this suite of three very rare and highly collectable solid brass Belgium Military Navy Porthole windows These were reclaimed from an Ex Military...

The vessel is depicted with remarkable attention to technical detail, including cotton rigging and small glass beads utilized to represent the portholes along its hull. A smaller s...

Fun English 1920s brass porthole mirror with original convex glass having seven brass balls.

This round mirror remains in remarkable condition, and is reminiscent of porthole covers, being a popular design in the coastal cities of Europe.

Works great with our Brass Ship's Porthole, AGSPL6231.

Showing a nice hull profile with cabins, masts, lifeboat, portholes, etc. Weight: 9lbs. Overall Dimensions: 27"Hx28"W Made: America Material: Paper Date: Jan 15, 1929

This stern couple peers out at us through unique porthole frames from the period. Painted on canvas, they have been re-stretched onto wood backing and retrofitted to these frames, lo...

The model has extensive brass trim, planked decks, mahogany trim, portholes, prop, rudder, etc. Overall dimensions: Weight is 29 pounds. 14" H x 12" W x 51" L.

Kingston, Circa 1870 The charming and unusual sailor's woolwork, known as woolies, is within a maple frame, and depicts a portside view of a three-masted English merchant ship under...

It's all polished aluminum with rivets, a round porthole style window and amazing inside structure.

Oeil De Boeuf, 19th century French zinc Porthole, mansard mirror. This Oeil De Boeuf dormer window is very typical in the architecture of France throughout the centuries, and they...

Large British Sailor's Flag of Nations Woolwork Woolie of HMS Victoria, circa 1865-1875 A wonderful dramatic large Flag of Nations woolie with a finely finished ship in the cen...

There is a profile drawing showing the hull, cabins, porthole placement, stubbed masts, etc. The below deck section of the blueprint shows staterooms, galleys, berths, systems, head,...

"Circles," acting like "portholes" are cut into the crystal carafe so that one can see, through each circle, the incised "star" design cut into the base of the carafe.

Made in France in the 1800s, a circular frame divided by metal mullions evokes the porthole of a ship or a giant submarine, recalling the daring tales of adventure of 20th Leagues Un...

All deck gear is shown including cabins, skylights, launches winch, skylight binnacle, portholes, etc.. Fine piece of maritime art. Weight: 19lbs Overall Dimensions: 36"H x 51"W Ma...

Though these rare gilded examples look great anywhere, the porthole style form is particularly great for a beach house.

Rare and charming porthole view of a named depiction of "The Farewell" depicting a large ship in the background on wavy blue seas and a sailor and his companion saying farewell to ea...

There is an unusual treatment to the gun ports as all guns are showing (54 guns) with the unusual use of orange wool surrounding each porthole. The sails and great rigging are also r...

From the porthole mirror frame to the fish head feet plus a brass seashell shade this standing lamp is unique as they come.

The porthole shaped frame with gilt frame with a French green banding surmounted with a crest of two doves resting on instruments of war.

It has a light in the center that illuminates the portholes. The large guns on top deck turn. The ship is missing several details due to age but the overall this piece is a treasure ...

Glass beads serve as portholes and are sewn along the hull. Multicolored beads are applied at the prow to illustrate a figurehead.

The ship is shown within a yellow porthole with a blue anchor below with a "flag of Nations surround.  

The case is made of wood, angled at the corners (à la Louis Philippe) painted a beige tone with lovely craquelure texture, and revealing the porthole at center to see if scale is bal...

Fascinating maritime instrument Displays a desirable aged patina Weathered brass commensurate with age - one indent to lid at rear Replete with four screw fixings and a hanging lo...

The hull profile shows cabins, portholes, skylights, hatches, gangway ladder, etc.

The ship appears to be a freighter with no portholes visible. To the stern is the name ANGOLA which is also found on a banner flying from the Mainmast.

This style of flag decoration is known as Flags of Nation style. Below the porthole is a blue banner reading HMS Victoria while around the porthole border is the motto, "Dieu Et M...

Comprehensive 40-piece service for twelve, with plates cups and saucers In wonderful order throughout - one cup has a very fine hairline crack Quality white porcelain presents a br...

Charming nautical interest, presented for display Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Polished brass casing presents superb golden tonality Quality oak plinth sho...

The three masted ship has 11 gun ports on the starboard side with two portholes at the stern and another at the bow. A Stars and Stripes flies from the mizzen mast with 29 visible s...

The print is an oval porthole portrait, a striking bust in profile to the left.

The diamond and bloodstone panel are set within a porthole style setting of yellow gold, which gives this ring a truly unique nautical look that I have never come across before.

The ship is depicted within a large porthole border with a Royal crown above. To each side are large ensigns- a white one to the left and the red to the right.

The frame, which is original to the painting, is a beautiful hand carved giltwood construction, with an oval porthole opening and square frame.

The most familiar of Rembrandt’s paintings of the president & general is regarded as the “porthole portrait,” a three-quarter, head and shoulders image, painted in 1824, that illustr...

Two early 20th century opening brass ship's portholes. Measure: Glass sizes 7 and 5 1/4 inches in diameter.