Vintage 1920s Norwegian Glass Fishing Float | Nautical Maritime Decor Ocean History Collectible
$116.00 $145.00
This authentic Norwegian glass fishing float dates to the 1920s and carries the quiet history of Nordic maritime life. Traditionally used on fishing nets, these floats drifted through cold northern waters, developing the character seen today.
The glass features natural air bubbles formed during production, adding depth and vintage charm. Its soft sea toned appearance makes it a timeless decorative accent for nautical, coastal, or Scandinavian interiors.
The float shows honest vintage wear and surface marks from a long life at sea. The brass ring shown in photos is not included and is for display purposes only.
• Origin: Norway
• Era: 1920s
• Hand blown glass with natural air bubbles
• Authentic maritime fishing float
• Brass ring not included
• Vintage surface wear consistent with age
Dimensions:
Width: 4.33 inches (11 cm approx.)
🎁 A meaningful nautical gift and collectible piece of ocean history.
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