Antique 6″ Glass Buoy ‘Olive Green’
$295.00
This antique olive-green glass float, or Buoy, was made by Heye-Glas, or Heye Glass, in Germany. Born in 1792, Caspar Hermann Heye founded the Hermann Heye Company, a glassware jobber, in Bremen, Germany, in 1819. Clover was their trade name – hence the embossed clover markings located on the floats’ seal button.
Measuring 15.5cm in diameter, this is an authentic antique gem and true maritime treasure. This buoy beckons as a mystical divination tool for scrying—perfect for crystal gazing or crystallomancy. Only one is available.
Specifications
Description: Antique Glass Buoy, Olive Green in colour
Maker: Hermann Heye Company, Casper Hermann Heye (1792-1864)
Origin: Germany
Age/Era: Estimated, 19th Century, possibly earlier.
Weight: 724 grams
Condition: Good, minimal surface scuffs on the base
Measurements: 15.5cm (6″) in diameter with a circumference of 49cm
$295.00
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