Beautiful cylindrical jars, These nearly 40 cm tall, mouth-blown glass vessels are typical of the 19th century. Their slender shape and slightly green tint attest to the craftsmanship of the glassmakers of the time, with fine air bubbles and irregularities in the glass itself. Once used for storage or fermentation, these pieces now charm with their rustic simplicity and luminous transparency. Perfect for decoration, either alone or combined with other antique containers.
✦ Origin: France ✦ Estimated period: 19th century ✦ Material: Mouth-blown glass
A1 ✦ Dimensions: 39 × 21 cm ✦ Color: Very light green, slightly bluish ✦ Condition: Has a fine internal crack in the mass of the glass, not perceptible to the touch and without fragility.
A2 ✦ Dimensions: 37 × 20 cm ✦ Color: Light sea green ✦ Condition: Original defect in the glass (inclusion or impurity trapped during blowing), without impact or fragility.
Their authenticity can be seen in every detail – air bubbles, slight undulations and pontil marks – all signs of hand-blowing.
