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Item Code: 14-1665
Clear Colonial general-purpose free blown glass bottle/vial, circa 1760-1790. The bottle’s glass quality is clearly, it has a rough pontil base and a chip on the lip of the opening. The bottle is approximately 4” tall, its opening’s diameter is ½”, its base’s diameter is ½”, and its circumference is 3”.
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