Figure - Barco Pesquero - Wood





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Wooden fishing boat model from Spain, dating to 1990–2000, with dimensions 33 × 19 × 8 cm and in good used condition with minor signs of age and imperfections.
Description from the seller
It is a fishing boat model from the second half of the 20th century, built entirely in wood and crafted with the same artisanal dedication that is evident in every line, every joint, every hand-painted detail. The hull structure, solid and well proportioned, shows the typical silhouette of working fishing boats: a raised bow, a sturdy body, a balance between stability and maneuverability. The paint — deep reds, crisp whites, navy blues — is applied by hand, with that slightly irregular stroke that gives life, character, and authenticity.
On the deck appear the elements typical of a work boat: slender rails, taut lines, small pulleys, antennas, lights, all reduced with precision but without losing the functional essence. The registration number painted on the bow reinforces that seafaring identity, as if the model kept the memory of a specific port, of a sea story.
The wood, visible at the base and in parts of the hull, adds warmth and a nostalgic touch. It is not an industrial object, but a piece made with patience, probably in a home or semi‑professional workshop where the craftsman sought to capture the life of real boats: their color, their rhythm, their trade. The wooden stand that holds it functions as a small stage, elevating the figure and allowing it to be enjoyed as a decorative piece with a maritime soul.
Overall, it is an artisanal fishing model, full of detail, color, and memory, embodying the popular aesthetic and the maritime spirit of the second half of the 20th century.
Tracked shipping and careful packaging.
Seller's Story
It is a fishing boat model from the second half of the 20th century, built entirely in wood and crafted with the same artisanal dedication that is evident in every line, every joint, every hand-painted detail. The hull structure, solid and well proportioned, shows the typical silhouette of working fishing boats: a raised bow, a sturdy body, a balance between stability and maneuverability. The paint — deep reds, crisp whites, navy blues — is applied by hand, with that slightly irregular stroke that gives life, character, and authenticity.
On the deck appear the elements typical of a work boat: slender rails, taut lines, small pulleys, antennas, lights, all reduced with precision but without losing the functional essence. The registration number painted on the bow reinforces that seafaring identity, as if the model kept the memory of a specific port, of a sea story.
The wood, visible at the base and in parts of the hull, adds warmth and a nostalgic touch. It is not an industrial object, but a piece made with patience, probably in a home or semi‑professional workshop where the craftsman sought to capture the life of real boats: their color, their rhythm, their trade. The wooden stand that holds it functions as a small stage, elevating the figure and allowing it to be enjoyed as a decorative piece with a maritime soul.
Overall, it is an artisanal fishing model, full of detail, color, and memory, embodying the popular aesthetic and the maritime spirit of the second half of the 20th century.
Tracked shipping and careful packaging.

