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Weight | 4.00 kg | |
SKU | SKU17718 | |
Original/Repro. | Original | |
Finish | N/A | |
Dimensions (cm) | 30 (Dia.) x 60 | |
Imperfections | Minor netting damage consistent with age | |
Age/Year of Manufacture | Early 1900's | |
Restoration Options | None offered | |
Set Your Price: | CONTACT US |
Floats like this are normally found by beachcombers on isolated Pacific Ocean beaches. Its sand-blasted appearance is as a result of it rolling around in the surf for years before being washed up onto the beach on a high tide.
Most Japanese floats are green because they made them from recycled green Sake bottles and, as is typical of early floats, the hand-blown glass ball was sealed with a 'button' of melted glass.
The diameter of the glass sphere is approximately 27 cm (10.5"). Overall diameter including the hemp rope netting is approximately 30 cm (12") |
Information correct as of 12:46, 03/04/2025