Welcome to Sterling Aviations, where history takes flight inside the spaces you live and work in. Built from a love of aviation and an eye for design, we transform retired wartime parts into striking, one-of-a-kind furniture and statement pieces.

From day one, our mission has been simple: give historical aviation artifacts a second life. Every piece in our collection, from WWII Binoculars to jet ejection seats, carries a story.

Our team restores each part by hand with patience and precision, so the legacy stays intact while the design feels current and bold.

Our Products

We offer more than furniture. We offer tangible history.

Our range includes Morse Code lamps, WWII binoculars, and other aviation treasures. Each item carries its own serial markings, making every piece inherently collectible and deeply personal.

WWII binoculars are among the finest investments you can own. A true instrument can take nine months to complete, sometimes years for complex models. And once it is finally assembled and performing perfectly, it is often taken apart again, not because it failed, but because it can be refined.

The optics are fully opened, inspected, and revived by our Swiss watchmakers. After 150 hours of testing, regulating, and refinement, every prism and mechanism is hand polished and microscopically finished to tolerances measured in fractions of a human hair. The result is what replicas can never imitate: a clear, comfortably merged image through both barrels, as the instrument is brought fully back to life.

These are not replicas. They are authentic wartime optics, restored as working instruments, not decorative imitations. In a market flooded with reproductions, this is the real object, with original markings and period engineering that cannot be manufactured with surface polish.

Queen Victoria, Tchaikovsky, Roosevelt, Winston Churchill … but a few of the famous who owned a piece. Others collect one this very minute, and constitute a long and impressive roll of honour, drawn not by hype, but by discernment.

Like any work of art with true historical provenance, WWII binoculars appreciate because scarcity is not slowing down, it is accelerating. Most originals never survived long enough to be collected at all; they met their fate at the bottom of the sea. Instruments of this calibre are disappearing into private collections, while demand for authentic, optically precise pieces only grows. In fact, we have bought back our own previously restored WWII binoculars at auction for ten times what they sold for a mere five years ago, a sharp, unmistakable signal of where this market is headed.

Can you afford to invest in anything less than a WWII binocular?

We are committed to preserving the integrity of every historical part we touch. Our restoration process is thorough and respectful, built to protect the soul of the original object.

The result is more than decor. It becomes art, a conversation starter, and a living slice of history.

By repurposing these historical pieces, we also honor sustainability. We give retired parts a second life, reduce waste, and extend the value of materials that still deserve to exist in the world.

Looking ahead, we will keep exploring creative ways to bring aviation history into everyday spaces. Our goal is to create pieces that bridge the past, present, and future, so what once flew the skies can live on with meaning.

Explore our collection and choose the piece that speaks to you.

For inquiries, custom requests, or overseas orders, contact us at +1-970-807-3313.