Description

Overlooking the rocky shores of Port Clyde, Marshall Point Lighthouse stands as a timeless sentinel on Maine’s rugged coast. Captured in dramatic black and white by Blaine Stoner, this photograph highlights the iconic wooden walkway reaching out toward the sea, leading the eye to the lighthouse framed by distant islands and sweeping skies. First lit in 1832, the structure remains a powerful symbol of guidance and resilience along the Atlantic.

Printed on a glossy, polyester-coated hardboard surface and finished with a genuine cork back, this premium coaster transforms coastal history into functional art. With its bold contrast and nostalgic tone, it brings a piece of Maine’s maritime soul to your table—elegant, enduring, and quietly iconic.

• High-gloss finish with striking black and white detail
• Made with polyester-coated hardboard and genuine cork back
• Size options: 3.75″ square or 4″ round
• Assembled in the USA from globally sourced materials
• One coaster per listing

Care Instructions
Gently wipe with a dry microfiber cloth to clean.