Ship Bulkhead

A custom mounted combination of bridge and engine room telegraph control heads from one of England's early makers Robinson-Evershed. It is professionally made and was likely a compan...

Smiths Empire ships clock, circa 1940. A particularly well produced bulkhead ships clock, possibly from merchant marine.

It was intended to be mounted on a bulkhead, on a ship's bridge, in the navigator's shack, or in the officer's wardroom starting in 1881.

Presented is a Seth Thomas ship's clock from the 1920's, that was mounted on a bulkhead, on a ship's bridge, quarter deck, or in the officer;s wardroom.

The heavy brass, seamed candlestick is held by a gimbal and attached to the bulkhead of a ship to ensure that it remains vertical in heavy seas.

6 ½“ dial Smith’s Astral ship’s bulkhead clock with brass bezel and black body on a mahogany back-board.

A good late 19th century ship’s bulkhead clock. The silvered 5 inch dial with subsidiary seconds dial and signed “DENT, London”.

Smiths Astral ship's bulkhead clock with eight day movement and 6 1/4" dial

This is an antique ship's bulkhead barometer. An English, silvered brass and oak maritime weather instrument, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

Reclaimed circular brass ship bulkhead lights. Original ship lights circa 1940, solid brass construction with a stunning cage design protecting the rather beautiful prismatic glas...

Set of 4 vintage solid brass ship's bulkhead lanterns

This waterproof clock was made to be mounted on a bulkhead in the wardroom, bridge or ship's office.

Pair of brass bulkhead lights from a working ship with ribbed glass.

2010s cast brass round nautical bulkhead ship light. Newly wired and take one medium base 60 watt incandescent bulb.

6 ½“ dial Smith’s Astral ship’s bulkhead clock with brass bezel and black body on a mahogany back-board.

Large Admiralty Pattern Smiths Astral ship's bulkhead clock with 8 day movement and 8' dial

Pair of cast brass ship's bulkhead lights from a Mid-Century ship. Rewired for American use and takes a regular size light bulb.

A large admiralty pattern Smith '60' second ships bulkhead clock.

This is an antique ship's bulkhead barometer. An English, brass and oak maritime weather instrument, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

This is a vintage ship's bulkhead clock. An English, brass over oak maritime timepiece, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930.

A wonderful heavy bronze ships bulkhead clock, a lovely rich brown patina with traces of old polish.

Large brass ships bulkhead clock. Eight inch enamel dial with Roman numerals, ‘blued’ steel hands and signed ‘Dent, London’.

A pair of iconic nautical aluminum cage lights in perfect working condition. Can be rewired to take a small candelabra bulb. These can can be seen at our 5 East 16 Street location i...

Pair of original midcentury ship's brass bulkhead lights made by Danish Company, Wiska.

2010s solid brass rectangular nautical bulkhead ship light sconces with a clear glass lens.

Cast brass round nautical bulkhead ship light. Newly wired and takes one E26 household medium base light bulb.

Cast brass round nautical bulkhead ship light. Newly wired and takes one E26 household medium base light bulb.

Pair of English WWI Brass Bulkhead Ship/Trench Lanterns/Sconces by Bulpitt & Sons, stamped 'BULPITT 1914' This rare pair of WWI-period lanterns, now electrified, captures a signific...

A wonderful, heavy bronze ship or Yacht bulkhead clock. Originally nickel plated, this has worn to a lovely rich brown patina with speckled old plating and green verdigris.

An English ships bulkhead clock with an eight day jewelled movement.

An unusually large, 14 inch brass ships clock. It has a polished brass case, with a thick bevel edge glass. The 12 inch diameter dial has a regulation index above the 12. It has an 8...

Pair of nautical brass long bulkhead ship sconces. Newly rewired.

Description: A late-19th century bronze bulkhead clock with ship’s striking including the dog’s watch originally retailed by Tiffany & Co, New York.

A scarce English made ship's radio room clock by Cope of Nottingham.

Presented is a collector quality Seth Thomas U.S.Coast Guard Mil-Spec clock that was typically mounted on a bulkhead on a ship's bridge, quarter deck, or in a wardroom.