Antique Nautical Bronze Spotlight on Adjustable Tripod c.1920-1940 Barware Minor wear on the top

Minor wear on the top

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Antique Nautical Bronze Spotlight on Adjustable Tripod c.1920-1940 Barware Minor wear on the topABOUT This distinguished maritime artifact from the Kilborn Sauer Company exemplifies early 20th century nautical engineering excellence. Dating to 1920 1940, the spotlight features authentic bronze and copper construction paired with a sturdy adjustable tripod base that raises to astonishing 9 feet. The bronze and copper patina on the light reflects decades of authentic service, with original hardware and a thick, concave glass front. The robust and