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This is a large decorative 1:265 scale model of the R.M.S Titanic. Overall length is just under 40 inches (101.5 cm).

Large 'spud' shaped rope-work mooring fender or buffer.

Late 19th Century pine sea chest with museum quality rope-work beckets and a sailor-art painting of a fullly rigged, three masted German Empire flagged sailing ship inside the lid.

Sextant - 19th Century, Mahogany cased by Henry Hughes, London for J. H. Whishham

This early 7 inch sextant by Henry Hughes, London (1830 – 1840+) is housed in it's original mahogany keystone box. The sextant has a black anodised brass curved-pattern frame with an ebony-wood handle.

Brass ship builder's plaque for machinery installed by Hall. Russell & Co. Ltd., Shipbuilders & Engineers, Aberdeen

Extremely rare, mid 19th Century ship's cabin washstand from a ship built by William Denny & Bros., Dumbarton, Scotland.

The mahogany cabinet, with white glazed earthenware wash basin, was manufactured by The Glasgow Pottery (J. & M.P. Bell & Co.), Scotland, and dates from 1868 (see detailed description for more information).

Large vintage naval signal/searchlight with 20 cm reflector, designed for daytime use, mounted on a custom made, floor standing, varnished timber tripod. Manufactured in October 1970 by Japanese manufacturer Shonan Kosakusho Co. Ltd.

UPDATE: The searchlight has now been rewired and restored to full working order (see detailed description).

Note: Tripod (stand) cannot be shipped interstate or overseas. Take $50 off price.

Vintage 6-spoke, 71.5 cm (28") bronze ship's wheel with polished oak handles, suitable for use with a 25.0 mm keyed shaft.