Two-piece fishing float in blue and orange. Glass balls in braided hemp net.
Until the 1950s fishermen attached these to their nets to keep them afloat while they drifted with the current.
Lends a decorative marine touch.
Two-piece fishing float in blue and orange. Glass balls in braided hemp net.
Until the 1950s fishermen attached these to their nets to keep them afloat while they drifted with the current.
Lends a decorative marine touch.
Blue fishing float. Glass ball in braided hemp net. Until the 1950s fishermen attached these to their nets to keep them afloat while they drifted with the current. Lends a decorative marine touch.
Bunter of flags in various bright colours with nautical motives. Original and fun decoration. Made in cotton. It measures 300 x 17cm
For sailing lovers, 3 cute reproductions of a sailboat with a rustic finish. Wooden hull and metal sails. Sold by 1 set of 3 sailboats. The price is for 3 units. Sizes: 8.5x11x1.5 cm.
Red cotton fishing net edged with floats attached with hemp rope.For a decorative marine touch. This item measures 340 x 340cm.
Elegant brass hand bell with acacia wood handle.
Surprise your guests with this original fish-shaped opener that will give a nautical touch to your table. Made with metal. Includes black gift box. Opener: 12x3.5x1.4 cm.
Blue cotton fishing net edged with floats attached with hemp rope.For a decorative marine touch 170 x 170cm
Light blue fishing float. Glass ball in braided hemp net. Until the 1950s fishermen attached these to their nets to keep them afloat while they drifted with the current.Lends a decorative marine touch.
Decoration 8-spoke ship's wheel with clock. Rosewood with 3-hand clock in brass.
Monkey's fist knot in cotton. An ornamental knot used as a rope end finish, the monkey's fist also serves as a weight, making a rope easier to throw.Use as a doorstop for a marine touch indoors.
1, 2, 3, 4 buoys! Marine style marine garland of wood joined with a hemp rope. Hand-painted.
Aquamarine decorative fishing float. Glass ball in braided hemp net. Until the 1950s fishermen attached these to their nets to keep them afloat while they drifted with the current.Lends a decorative marine touch.