Hand-Blown Glass Float 1920s | Norwegian Nautical Collectible | Maritime Decor | Nordic Gift | Oceanic History
$132.00 $165.00
Step back in time with our exquisite Norwegian brown glass float from the 1920s, a tangible piece of maritime history crafted in the charming city of Bergen. This hand-blown glass ball, with its alluring imperfections, tells tales of the ocean's depths, echoing the era before 1956 when Norwegian artisans transitioned to cork. Imagine the deft hands of a skilled glassblower shaping this float, designed to withstand the crushing pressures of water depths up to 1000 meters.
Its subtle elegance, enhanced by the rich, earthy hue of brown glass, makes it not only a nostalgic artifact but also a captivating conversation piece. Much like a precious gem of the sea, this glass float invites you to explore the rich tapestry of traditional craftsmanship and the timeless beauty of maritime innovation. Indulge in the charm of this historical piece, perfect for collectors or anyone enchanted by the whispers of the past embodied in glass.
The ball is in good antique condition.
Wooden stands are not included.
Approximate dimension :
7.5 cm wide / 2.952 inches wide.
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Price includes, fishing float and shipping costs.
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