Norwegian Large Pear Shaped Glass Buoy | Rare 1800s Hand Blown Fishing Float | Antique Maritime Nautical Collectible

$1,350.00

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Rare Norwegian large pear-shaped glass buoy from the late 1800s, a true maritime treasure and collectible artifact.

Hand-blown between approximately 1880–1890, this buoy carries authentic coastal history and craftsmanship. Its ocean-green glass tone, natural bubbles, and handmade irregularities create a striking visual presence, making it an extraordinary centerpiece for any nautical collection.

This is more than décor — it is a surviving piece of Scandinavian maritime heritage. The elegant pear shape is especially rare, and its aged surface tells the story of a long life at sea.

📌 Details
- Origin: Norway
- Period: Late 19th century (ca. 1880–1890)
- Type: Large pear-shaped glass buoy / fishing float
- Hand-blown glass
- Rare collector shape and size
- Ocean green tone with antique character
- Brass ring NOT included

📏 Dimensions (approx.)
- Height: 36.5 cm / 14.37 inches
- Width: 26 cm / 10.24 inches

🔍 Condition
Antique condition with visible marks, surface wear, and patina from long maritime use. Structurally solid. Measurements may differ slightly due to handmade production.

🎁 A meaningful gift for maritime collectors, nautical history lovers, or anyone who appreciates authentic 19th century craftsmanship.

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