Fixed Aluminum Ships Porthole 17 Inch

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Fixed Aluminum Ships Porthole 17 Inch
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Aluminum Ships Porthole
Nice original fixed Aluminum Porthole has been cleaned and polished and can be mirrored. Mirrored would be a beautiful piece in a bathroom, with a pair of aluminum wall sconces on both sides. We’ve seen quite a few customers use aluminum porthole mirrors for their bathrooms. You could also throw this up on the wall to add a dash of nautical décor to a room, or even, behind a bar.
The mount ring measures about 17 inches. The glass measures 11.75 inches and is original with light scratches on the surface. Weighs about 10 pounds.
When mounted to the wall, this aluminum porthole will extend out a total of about 1.25 inches. This is an authentic porthole that was removed from a working vessel. You can expect some minor wear to the surfaces of the frame.
***For an additional charge this porthole can be fitted with a custom mirror, Just contact us or Google: Big Ship Salvage.
Mirrored would be a beautiful piece in a bathroom, with a pair of aluminum wall sconces on both sides. We’ve seen quite a few customers use aluminum porthole mirrors for their bathrooms. You could also throw this up on the wall to add a dash of nautical décor to a room, or even, behind a bar.
You will be shipped the Fixed Aluminum Porthole like shown in the photos.
History:
The word "porthole" has nothing to with its location on the port side of a ship, but originated thanks to Henry VII of England in 1485. The king demanded on mounting guns that were too large for his ships and French shipbuilder, James Baker was brought on to solve the problem. He pierced the ship's side so that the cannon can could be mounted inside. When there was heavy weather or the cannons were not in use, the openings in the ships were fitted with covers that latched tightly. These were called
porte
, which means door in French. Porte became port thanks to the English and eventually any opening on a ship was called a porthole.
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