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Item Code: 1239-96
This pitcher is free blown lead glass pitcher with an open pontil 6 1/2" tall. The body of this pitcher was blown in an apothecary jar mold with the neck and lip being tooled outside of the mold. There is a small 1/4" spider crack on the front near the shoulder break. This is an unusual form and something for a collector of apothecary or blown storage jars. American, probably Pittsburgh 1830-1850. [lj][ph:m]
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