History of Glass Floats - Ocean Beaches Glassblowing & Gallery

Lincoln City To Drop 100 New Colorful Glass Floats To Celebrate 2024

Jellyfish Floats, Set of 3 Blown Glass Garden Globe Balls, Translucent Light Blue 3.25 Coastal Ocean Beach Decor Spheres, Avalon Glassworks

The Glass Floats – Beachcombing Magazine

Smallest Beach Glass Floats, Set of 8 Blown Glass Balls, Blue Green Aqua Cobalt Interior Design Spheres, Garden Pond Orbs, Avalon Glassworks

A Beachcomber's Treasure - Seattle Art Glass Gallery & Glass Blowing Studio - Avalon Glassworks - Glass Art Gifts and Decor Made On-Site in West Seattle, Northwest Glassblowing Studio

The Glass Floats – Beachcombing Magazine

Bob Meyer - Ocean Beaches Glassblowing & Gallery

It's that time of the month! Limited-edition floats to dot local beaches

Glass Floats Prismatic Set of 6 Hand Blown Glass Balls, 2.75 Interior Design Spheres, Outdoor Garden Pond Art Decor Orbs, Avalon Glassworks

Glass Floats were traditionally used on ocean waters, fixed on the upper part of fishing nets so that they stay above the surface, to keep these nets from sinking. Fishing floats now are no longer made from glass, but their traditional nautical look is forever engrained in coastal life.

Glass Fishing Floats | Aqua Japanese Glass Floats 2 | Nautical Rope Ball | Nautical Themed Wall Decor | Beach House Decor | Glass Buoys for

Feeling Glass Float Lucky? Oregon Coast's Lincoln City Drops Extra on Labor Day Weekend

Beautiful Glass Floats Are Being Dropped On The Oregon Coast For You To

Lincoln City, OR invites visitors to find more than 100 glass floats on beaches in May 2023

On Loan: Glass Fishing Float – North Lincoln County Historical Museum