Cleator Furniture

A pair of sculptural bronze mooring cleats originally used to moor a boat to a dock, but perfect for handles, towel bars, some other fanciful hardware application, or simply as sculp...

A very large chrome over iron ship cleat. Great form. Re-chromed recently. As of this writing I have two. circa 1970s.

Old large brass cleat from a decommissioned ship. Has been polished but still shows a nice patina.

Brass ships docking cleat mounted to a wood block. With foundry markings. Weight is 9 pounds.

Serving Table in Reclaimed Elm with Steel Cleats. Part of our one of a kind Le Monde collection. Exclusive to Brendan Bass.

This piece is a part of Brendan Bass’s one-of-a-kind collection, Le Monde. French for “The World”, the Le Monde collection is made up of rare and hard to find pieces curated by Brend...

Monumental serving table in Reclaimed Elm with steel cleats. Part of our one of a kind Le Monde collection. Exclusive to Brendan Bass.

A true collectors item to find cleats this large in solid brass. Great patina from a very large, decommissioned ship. As of this writing I have two but am listing them singly. Just o...

Pair of solid brass ship's cleats, technically a double Sampson post. Great as door stops, bookends, or coat hooks, etc. Mount on the wall to use as steps or hooks (I've had clients ...

This piece is a part of Brendan Bass’s one-of-a-kind collection, Le Monde. French for “The World”, the Le Monde collection is made up of rare and hard to find pieces curated by Brend...

A pair of large stainless steel ship's cleats with original patina. Excellent to use as wall-mounted coat hooks as well. 1970's. Nantucket.

From a decommissioned ship, a pair of vintage aluminum cleats. Great to use mounted on the wall for towels, or coat hooks. Polished yet original patina still present, C. 1970's.

Pair of solid brass ship's cleats, technically a double Sampson post. Great as door stops, bookends, or coat hooks, or used on your boat! Mount on the wall to use as steps or hooks (...

Pair of vintage brass horn cleat hooks, typically used as tie downs for nautical rope at docks and on boats. One marked 2054 on reverse. DIMENSIONS 1.125" x 1.5" x 8" (Width x Dept...

Heavy brass nautical cleat mounted to a varnished wood block. Weight is 11 pounds.

Original mid-century ship's cleat, solid brass with great patina and a great size.

A pair of solid brass ship's cleats from the late 1900s. Makes a great door stop, bookends, maritime accessory or perfect for bicep curls. Nautical antiques on Nantucket Island.

A wonderful example of southern folk art, this face jug is in fantastic original condition without any issues. Large scale, hilarious expression, white eyes popping against a dark gr...

Set of four small pull-handles or cleats, made of brass. 20th century, found in Europe. Nice cast pieces with minor signs of age-appropriate wear, and a mellow aged patina - slightl...

Solid brass large ship's cleat, circa 1980s. These make handsome coat hooks or bathroom towel holders when mounted on the wall.

This long farmhouse table dates from circa 1890. The four plank tabletop is 1” thick with cleated ends, there is plenty of character to be seen on this piece providing you like the ...

Solid brass ships cleats, circa 1980s. These make handsome coat hooks or bathroom towel holders when mounted on the wall. For the boater in your life, these make a nice object d'art....

Brass ship's cleats from a decommissioned ship. Polished but with traces of the original patina.

John Hogan’s latest glass collection showcases the artist’s ability to transform a prosaic material into something far more provocative, innovative and dynamic. Consisting of a range...