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Submarine Steaming Light

1920 - 1940
Description

A bronze submarine steaming light by William McGeoch and Co Ltd, circa 1945.

A bronze steaming light used on HMS Andrew P423, Amphion class submarine, built by Vickers Armstrong, launched 6th April 1946.

Marked with Admiralty pattern numbers: AP.8144 and AP.8145

With trademark of William McGeoch and Co Ltd, of Birmingham & Glasgow.

Height: 40.5 cm.

Diameter: 17.5 cm.

Mounted on a display stand: 18 x 18 cm.

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Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Brass Submarine Steaming Light to the 1940s.

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A bronze submarine steaming light by William McGeoch and Co Ltd, circa 1945.
A bronze steaming light used on HMS Andrew P423, Amphion class submarine, built by Vickers Armstrong, launched 6th April 1946.
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fig 1. A polished brass submarine steaming light featuring a clear glass dome encased in a protective metal cage, mounted on a chrome stem and wooden plinth.
fig 1. Submarine Steaming Light

Marked with Admiralty pattern numbers: AP.8144 and AP.8145

With trademark of William McGeoch and Co Ltd, of Birmingham & Glasgow.

Height: 40.5 cm.

Diameter: 17.5 cm.

Mounted on a display stand: 18 x 18 cm.

Date of Manufacture

Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Brass Submarine Steaming Light to the 1940s.

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Furniture & lighting alongside clocks, scientific & optical instruments.

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Archive I A polished brass submarine steaming light featuring a clear glass dome encased in a protective metal cage, mounted on a chrome stem and wooden plinth.

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Archive II A polished brass submarine steaming light featuring a clear glass dome encased in a protective metal cage, mounted on a chrome stem and wooden plinth. View II
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A polished brass submarine steaming light featuring a clear glass dome encased in a protective metal cage, mounted on a chrome stem and wooden plinth.
Submarine steaming light
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A polished brass submarine steaming light featuring a clear glass dome encased in a protective metal cage, mounted on a chrome stem and wooden plinth.
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A submarine steaming light is a specialised vessel navigation light fitted to the superstructure or masthead to indicate presence and direction of travel during night surface operations.

Traditional marine lights are constructed from heavy-gauge cast brass or bronze, thick leaded glass domes, and rubber weather seals designed to resist sea salt corrosion and extreme pressure.

Authentic naval fittings feature cast serial numbers, military pattern codes stamped into the metal casing, heavy-duty bolting, and robust construction engineered for marine environments.

A converted maritime light serves as a focal accent on an office desk, library bookshelf, or console table, adding an industrial tactile element to contemporary rooms.

Dust regularly using a dry microfibre cloth, apply non-abrasive metal polish to un-lacquered brass as required, and clean glass components with a mild glass cleaner.
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