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Item Code: 14-1933
8” tall, 4.75” dia. Ground polished pontil. Applied lip. Olive green. Some scratches and staining.
Transitional mallet describes a form in the evolution of the wine bottle. The Europeans started making wine bottles with taller sides and shoulders which are typically called mallets as compared to the earlier squat forms called onions. [ss]
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