Antique Maritime Lobster Buoy with Coastal Rope
A wonderful antique wooden lobster buoy sourced from the East Coast, beautifully weathered by years of life on the water. Layers of naturally worn black, white, and warm wood tones create an authentic patina that simply cannot be replicated, making this a timeless piece of maritime history.
Crafted from solid wood and paired with five feet of natural coastal rope, this buoy brings effortless texture and character to a shelf, mantel, or tabletop. Whether displayed standing alone or layered into a larger coastal vignette, it evokes the quiet charm of working harbors and weathered fishing villages.
Includes approximately 5 feet of natural coastal rope.
Approximately 12 inches tall.
Styling Notes
Display in a dough bowl with gathered rope, antique fishing floats, or weathered driftwood. Beautiful layered with vintage decoys, maritime books, or ironstone for a collected New England coastal aesthetic. Equally striking resting on open shelving or tucked into a seaside-inspired entryway.
Antique Maritime Lobster Buoy with Coastal Rope
A wonderful antique wooden lobster buoy sourced from the East Coast, beautifully weathered by years of life on the water. Layers of naturally worn black, white, and warm wood tones create an authentic patina that simply cannot be replicated, making this a timeless piece of maritime history.
Crafted from solid wood and paired with five feet of natural coastal rope, this buoy brings effortless texture and character to a shelf, mantel, or tabletop. Whether displayed standing alone or layered into a larger coastal vignette, it evokes the quiet charm of working harbors and weathered fishing villages.
Includes approximately 5 feet of natural coastal rope.
Approximately 12 inches tall.
Styling Notes
Display in a dough bowl with gathered rope, antique fishing floats, or weathered driftwood. Beautiful layered with vintage decoys, maritime books, or ironstone for a collected New England coastal aesthetic. Equally striking resting on open shelving or tucked into a seaside-inspired entryway.
