Norwegian Glass Float 1920s | Vintage Maritime Fishing Float with Air Bubbles | Scandinavian Nautical Decor
$116.00 $145.00
This is an authentic Norwegian glass fishing float from the 1920s, originally used in traditional maritime fishing. These floats were hand blown and attached to fishing nets, making each example slightly different in form and surface character.
The glass shows natural air bubbles created during the blowing process, along with surface marks and wear from a long working life at sea. These details are part of the float’s history and give it an honest vintage appearance. The brass ring shown in photos is not included and was used only for display positioning.
A genuine piece of Scandinavian maritime history, suitable for display in a home, office, or collection focused on nautical or coastal objects.
• Condition: Vintage condition – surface wear and marks from age and use
• Measurements: approx. 12 cm diameter (4.72 in)
• Origin: Norway
• Era: 1920s
🎁 Suitable as a thoughtful gift for a maritime enthusiast, collector, or coastal decor admirer.
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