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15 Brass Porthole Mirror Maritime and Nautical Ship Decor
A Porthole, Sometimes Called Bull's-Eye Is A Generally Circular Metallic Frame Used On The Hull Of Ships To Admit Light And Air. Though The Term Is Of Maritime Origin, It Is Also Used To Describe Round Circular Openings On Armored Vehicles, Aircraft, Automobiles And Even Spacecraft etc | On A Ship, The Function Of A Porthole, When Open Is To Permit Light And Fresh Air To Enter The Dark And Often Damp Below-Deck Quarters Of The Vessel. It Also Affords Below-Deck Occupants A Limited View To The Outside World When Closed In Ancient Times | Our Replica Is Still As Functional As Ancient Times But Not 100% Air-Tight / Air Proof. It Is A

Price is $72.00

Price: $72.08