Explore the wonder of this antique brass sextant. It brings a slice of sea adventure to homes across the UK and Europe, ideal for shelves or desks. Enthusiasts appreciate its detailed make and link to past voyages.

This item fits collectors or those who enjoy nautical decor in offices or studies. Gathered from old ships and kept to tell its tale. Yes, its balanced weight offers a real feel, different from light copies.

Discover Authentic Origins

Formed from brass, this sextant holds marine-grade quality that fights rust and lasts long. Brass shapes the arms and frame for strength and polish. Touch its sturdy build in all parts.

Such sextants come from naval ships of the mid-1900s, used to measure stars for finding paths at sea. Feel the noticeable heavy at 3.2 kg – premium build unlike lightweight replicas. Reclaimed from 1950s–1980s cargo vessels and restored for true value.

Usage Tips

Yes, sailors once used this nautical navigation instrument to find their way by stars. Today, display it open in its box for best look. Keep away from damp to maintain shine.

We ship all over the globe – contact us for quotes. Subtle variations may occur as with all our original salvaged items. If out of stock, book your order in advance.

Dimensions & Specifications

• Height: 33 cm
• Width: 32 cm
• Depth: 17 cm
• Weight: 3.2 kg
• Material: Brass
• Condition: Old/Used

Frequently Asked Questions

How are heavy brass items packed?

Securely double-boxed with protective foam; fully insured and tracked.

Is this a real ship part or a replica?

100% authentic, salvaged from working vessels and restored in Europe.

Can I order in bulk for a restaurant/hotel?

Yes – contact us for commercial pricing and custom/pre-order options.

How do I clean this sextant?

Use a soft cloth with mild polish; avoid water to prevent damage.

What does a sextant do?

It measures angles between stars and horizon to help navigate seas.