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THB22″ Vintage AGA / Trinity House Buoy Light (1920’s)
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16811 Pacific Coast Hwy, P.O. Box 23
Sunset Beach, CA 90742
United States
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About Auction
TimedNov 29, 2024 - Dec 31, 2024
Vintage Nautical lighting and lighthouse lamps. Circa 1800’s to WW2. Antiques Of The Sea mike@antiquesofthesea.com
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- Lot Description
This vintage AGA buoy light is a true beauty. Crafted from high-quality brass, it boasts a polished and lacquered finish that gives it an elegant sheen. Its 24″ size makes it a perfect addition to any maritime collection or display. This buoy light is an original antique, hailing from the United Kingdom, and is perfect for those who love unique and rare pieces. Its type, a buoy light, adds to its charm and appeal.
The 1920s Era Trinity House Buoy Light (24 inches) is a remarkable piece of maritime history, reflecting the craftsmanship and functionality of early 20th-century navigational aids.
Key Features:
- Material: Constructed from solid brass and glass, ensuring durability and resistance to harsh marine environments.
- Design: This buoy light features a gas-powered mechanism, a common technology of the time, and retains its original striking red paint, which was used for visibility in foggy or stormy conditions1.
- Dimensions: Standing at 24 inches tall, it is a substantial piece that commands attention and adds authenticity to any nautical collection.
- Functionality: Originally used to help ships navigate safely through treacherous waters, the light would have been mounted on a buoy to mark hazardous areas or safe channels1.
- Historical Significance: Produced by AGA, a renowned maker of navigational aids, this buoy light is an authentic piece from the era of World War I and the early interwar period1. It represents the technological advancements and maritime heritage of the time.
This buoy light is not only a functional navigational tool but also a beautiful collector’s item that brings a touch of maritime history and elegance to any display.
Condition
Museum Wuality Polished and lacquered
- Provenance
From the Eric Bakker Private collection
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