Vintage Ruby Red Glass Fishing Float with Cut Pontil Nautical Maritime old bouy For Sale

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Vintage Ruby Red Glass Fishing Float with Cut Pontil Nautical Maritime old bouy:
$25.00

Vintage Red Glass Fishing Float / Buoy with Cut Pontil

Beautiful vintage hollow red glass fishing float featuring a noticeable cut pontil mark on the base, a characteristic often associated with older hand-finished glass pieces. Rich ruby-red color throughout with a smooth, glossy surface that displays beautifully in natural light.

This float makes an attractive nautical décor piece, shelf display, or addition to a fishing float or art glass collection. The cut pontil is clearly visible and adds to its vintage character and handcrafted red glass fishing float / buoy

  • Hollow red glass construction
  • Visible cut pontil mark on base
  • Attractive nautical and coastal décor piece
  • Displays beautifully on desk, shelf, or curio cabinet
  • See photos for exact condition and measurements 2.5 inches
  • Condition is consistent with age and use. Please review all photos carefully as they are an important part of the description.

    Keywords: vintage fishing float, red glass float, nautical décor, maritime collectible, ocean-themed display, hand-finished glass, cut pontil, art glass , coastal decorating.



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