The Ship's Bell

Clearly meant for the lake house, or the house boat or a nautical establishment, its the perfect announcement to dinner, or any other event of the day.

The helmsman rings the ship’s bell for every half hour of the four-hour ship’s watch. A ship is a round-the-clock operation, and ship’s crews work four hours on and four hours off. To change the routine two two-hour dogwatches usually run between 4 and 8 PM.One bell – One ring (say 12:30)… Two bells – Two rings (say 1 PM)… etc. until… Eight bells – Eight rings (4PM).AM-Living bells are made of heavy solid brass, handmade and sand-cast. The chunky hand knotted lanyard offers years of use. A true nautical heirloom offering clear & solid sounds.

Made of heavy solid brass, handmade and sand-cast
Chunky hand knotted lanyard offers years of use

5" long x 4 3/4"
Ships to the continental US only

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