Product Description
A brass porthole mirror built like a real ship's port
This brass porthole mirror is modeled on the portholes found on older ships, with a heavy round frame, bolt-head detailing, a hinge at the top, and dog latches at each side. Instead of the sea, it frames a round mirror, 12 inches across.
Portholes let light and air into ships' cabins for centuries, and they remain one of the most recognizable pieces of maritime hardware. Hung in a hallway, bath, or den, this mirror brings that heritage indoors, and its brushed brass tone warms any wall.
Features
- Porthole-style brass frame
- Hinge and dog latch detailing
- Bolt-head accents around the rim
- Round glass mirror
Specifications
- Material: Brass-finished metal, glass mirror
- Maker: Moby Dick Specialties
- Dimensions: 12" diameter
- Intended use: Wall mirror for bath, hallway, or den
Care Instructions
Clean the mirror with glass cleaner sprayed onto a cloth, not directly on the frame. Dust the brass with a soft, dry cloth.
FAQ
How big is the mirror?
The porthole frame is 12 inches in diameter.
Does the porthole open?
The hinge and latches are styled after a real porthole.
Where does it look best?
It suits baths, hallways, and nautical-themed rooms.
A ship's porthole in brass, framing a mirror instead of the open sea.
Made to Order
Most pieces are in stock and ship right away. Items requiring engraving or finishing are completed within a few days, prepared with the same care and craftsmanship Scrimshanders is known for.