Stained glass window - Poon (zeilend vrachtschip) - 1950-1960





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Stained glass window with an image of a Poon sailing cargo ship, dated to 1950–1960, made of glass, Netherlands origin, dimensions 21 cm high by 18 cm wide by 0.4 cm deep, weight 300 g, manufactured by Poon, in good used condition with small signs of aging and spots, and supplied with a chain.
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Stained glass window with an image of an antique poon. With chain.
The poon is a sailing cargo ship from the South Dutch waters. It is closely related to the North Dutch tjalk. It existed from the 13th to the 20th century, and some examples were even built in iron. The poon is somewhat shorter, wider and more angular in the sterns than the tjalk. It has more depth (draft), and on the berghouten (which are never straight) it is narrower than on the flat. The sterns are curved, with a backward-pointing tip. Because of this it has a pleasing appearance, and it is often depicted in paintings as a jewel of the Dutch waters. The larger ones, especially the Zeelandic poon, which served as a ferry ship, were often beautifully painted in fresh colours, which was exceptional for most of the sailing inland ships.
This lot has been carefully cleaned and will be carefully packed, sent by registered mail and insured (with Track & Trace code so you can follow the shipment). Pickup in (Ridderkerk- Zuid Holland) is also possible. I have tasty freshly ground coffee.
Stained glass window with an image of an antique poon. With chain.
The poon is a sailing cargo ship from the South Dutch waters. It is closely related to the North Dutch tjalk. It existed from the 13th to the 20th century, and some examples were even built in iron. The poon is somewhat shorter, wider and more angular in the sterns than the tjalk. It has more depth (draft), and on the berghouten (which are never straight) it is narrower than on the flat. The sterns are curved, with a backward-pointing tip. Because of this it has a pleasing appearance, and it is often depicted in paintings as a jewel of the Dutch waters. The larger ones, especially the Zeelandic poon, which served as a ferry ship, were often beautifully painted in fresh colours, which was exceptional for most of the sailing inland ships.
This lot has been carefully cleaned and will be carefully packed, sent by registered mail and insured (with Track & Trace code so you can follow the shipment). Pickup in (Ridderkerk- Zuid Holland) is also possible. I have tasty freshly ground coffee.

