Baubles and Broken Paths - Sea Treasure Frame

"Baubles and Broken Paths" is a composition of sea glass and sea pottery, centered around a remarkable shard I discovered on the shores of Prince Edward Island. This focal piece tells a timeless story, depicting a milkman in a horse-drawn sleigh carrying milk and flour—an evocative scene frozen in history.

Accentuating this narrative are two rare, rounded teal baubles that glow vibrantly when kissed by sunlight, adding depth and movement to the piece. Antique pottery shards with intricate patterns weave throughout, some discovered recently, while others have been treasured for years. Together, these elements create a harmonious blend of forest green and teal hues, embodying the passage of time and the beauty of journeys both past and present.

You will receive the exact frame and treasures shown in the pictures. Some of my other frames are made to order and some are what you see so please read full descriptions or ask me.

Dimensions: 10" x 10" Inch square white frame with a glass cover- inner sea glass section is 5"x5". Can be displayed on a table or hung on a wall.

♡ Great gift idea! Perfect for the cottage or sea-themed wedding. 

It's summer time here in Prince Edward Island so my newly made sea treasure frames are filled with a combination of new and old finds. My beach-combing collection goes back more than 20 years and even longer for my Mom. I like to rummage through her collection and oftentimes I find shards from the same vessel found years apart.

This frame is filled with real hand-collected sea treasures, not a print.

These colours are considered a rare found objects and each frame has the equivalent of months of collecting along the ocean coast. 

Great gift idea! Perfect for the cottage or sea-themed wedding.

Please note* some of the shards have been smoothed mainly to remove rust/dirt and the odd sharp edge. This allows the colours and patterns to pop!

Sea Glass Origins: Genuine sea glass and sea pottery originate from fragments of broken bottles, tableware, or even shipwrecks, which are gradually tumbled by the ocean over many years. This natural process can take between 50 to 100 years, during which the fragments are smoothed into their characteristic rounded shapes and the glass acquires a distinctive frosted appearance, resulting from the gradual erosion of its original sheen.

The sea treasures are real therefore they may have minor imperfections and a slightly irregular shape.

Please note all pictures before purchasing.

Satisfied customers are expected, any questions before or after your purchase please contact me.