British Royal Navy Searchlight and Signal Light Trawling There are four angled mounting

There are four angled mounting tabs at the base

Mounted into a glass and mahogany display case with table stand

Heavy brass nautical cleat mounted to a varnished wood block

In 1851 he made his debut at the Paris Salon and

Solid brass deck plate

British Royal Navy Searchlight and Signal Light Trawling There are four angled mountingSuperb and substantial marine beacon by Francis Searchlights of Bolton, England. From the Ministry of Defense, British Royal Navy. With shutters for signaling and ability to use as a powerful spotlight. Incredibly over engineered. Fitted to a substantial iron base topped with mahogany planking simulating a ship's deck. Look at all of the gears and levers. Spectacular relic. The massive head has a spectacular polish and lacquer job. Overall Dimensions: