Weinglas - Pendelglas mit weißem Pendel + Socke
Nr. 37610887
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Sehr seltener antiker Holzschwimmer - Joon-Boje (1) - Eichenholz und Eisen - Zweite Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts
Very rare wooden floater, 100% original "Joon" Buoy. The ‘Joon’ or ‘Breel was used in the 19th century during herring fishing by tying it to the nets.
It is barrel-shaped, entirely composed of uprights which when they exactly fit from a waterproof connection, around it are 5 original iron bands and a wooden eye with rope loop.
After using in Dutch fishing the ‘Joon’ buoy was provided with a door after which it served as a cabinet including metal hinges and sliding closure. The buoy can be placed as a decorative piece of furniture or hang from the rope which already has been done formore than a century.
A lovely and rarely offered item.
Unique item!
Dimensions:
Height: 85 cm.
diameter 34 cm.
Nr. 37610887
Verkauft
Sehr seltener antiker Holzschwimmer - Joon-Boje (1) - Eichenholz und Eisen - Zweite Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts
Very rare wooden floater, 100% original "Joon" Buoy. The ‘Joon’ or ‘Breel was used in the 19th century during herring fishing by tying it to the nets.
It is barrel-shaped, entirely composed of uprights which when they exactly fit from a waterproof connection, around it are 5 original iron bands and a wooden eye with rope loop.
After using in Dutch fishing the ‘Joon’ buoy was provided with a door after which it served as a cabinet including metal hinges and sliding closure. The buoy can be placed as a decorative piece of furniture or hang from the rope which already has been done formore than a century.
A lovely and rarely offered item.
Unique item!
Dimensions:
Height: 85 cm.
diameter 34 cm.
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