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Item Code: 14-1896
Dark amber colored bottle has applied lip and indented base. Dates to circa 1730-1770. Exterior shows light surface scratches.
Bubbles in glass are naturally present from the hand blowing process, adding to the character of this piece.
Measures 8 ½” tall x 4 ¼” in circumference at the base. No cracks, just very small chips on lip. [sl]
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