Ship Porthole

Solid brass highly polished ships portlight with tempered glass. The glass has imperfections from years at sea.

Solid brass working nautical porthole window from a decommissioned ship with great patina.

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

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

The case retains the signature rounded octagonal form inspired by a ship’s porthole, seamlessly integrated with the original 18K yellow gold bracelet.

The poster depicts a smiling soldier in khaki uniform and cap, as he waves from a ship’s porthole. The text “Till We Meet Again” is scrawled in white letters at top.

A ship's oval porthole from the 1950's Ocean Liner MV Aureol.

Trouble in Frisco (1938, Museum of Modern Art) shows a brawl between longshoremen witnessed through a ship's porthole. The Undefeated (1948–49, St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts) de...

Nautical-themed brass décor experienced a significant rise in popularity during the 1930s through the 1950s, a period that embraced maritime motifs in both coastal homes and sophisti...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

Leaning close to view these small works on paper, framed in white shapes which resemble melting windows or portholes on a ship, we find traces of humanity. A cobalt blue claw foot tu...

The imposing bow of a luxury ship, illuminated by glowing portholes, curves dramatically across the composition, evoking the legendary elegance of the French Line fleet.

What about mirrors on tops? Like a porthole on a ship or a submarine, two round smoked mirrors interrupt the metal slats giving depth, a window from which to imagine being able to pe...