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Item Code: 14-1837
Early Dutch Onion-shaped glass bottle, circa 1700s. Glass is olive green color and is beautifully clear. No residue inside, but some surface scratches near the bottom consistent with age. Deep indented base with pontil. Long neck with applied lip. No chips at the mouth. Measures approximately 7 ½” tall by 5” wide at the base. [jet]
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