April 16, 2024
11" ALUMINUM PORTHOLE MIRROR - Port Hole - SHIP DECOR
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Visit Our Store Shipping About Us Payments Returns Red Sky Categories Shop RedSkyTrader 11" ALUMINUM PORTHOLE MIRROR - Port Hole - SHIP DECOR Portholes are small windows used on the hull of the ship to allow for the flow of light and air through the otherwise dark quarters.Made from brushed aluminum, this porthole mirror features a hinged porthole with authentic looking rivets. Some differences in finish may occurs. It is approximately 11.25" in diameter, with the mirror measuring roughly 7" in width.This porthole mirror is easily hung on the wall, making it a wonderful nautical decor piece. Product Features • Made of Aluminum • Porthole Is about 11.25" Wide • Mirror Is about 7" Wide • Hinged Porthole for Wall Decor • Wonderful Nautical Decor Piece • Hand Finished - Differences in Finish and Cosmetic Blemishes May Occur * !!International Buyers Please Note:Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Auction Terms Domestic Continental US Shipping The Domestic Continental US shipping rate is determined by USPS/UPS shipping rate charts, the cost of packing materials and a modest handling fee.Some of the shipping companies we
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