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Item Code: 14-1840
Dark amber colored bottle dates to 1750-90. Four rounded square sides taper towards the base. Very good condition with no cracks and just one chip on the inside of the lip. Bubbles in glass are present from the hand blowing process, adding to the character of this piece.
Bottle measures 8 ¾” tall, base measures 2 ¼”. [sm]
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