Gourd Called Shepherd In Translucent Blown Glass Early 19th Century - Popular Art Glassware
So-called shepherd's gourd in translucent blown glass -
Folk Art glassware from the early 19th century -
Irregular oblong shape, traces of blowing with bubbles, reinforcement at the neck with a strong irregular band, top of the neck slightly ground from origin, trace of the cane of the master glass blower , presence of a protuberance in the shape of a nipple on the ass.
Good condition, note slight traces of use and tiny limescale deposit.
Originally this type of bottle was clissé, wrapped in a weaving of straw to protect them during travel. Interesting and unusual shape.
Dimensions: 26 cm high x 19 cm wide x 13 cm deep
Weight: 850 g
Folk Art glassware from the early 19th century -
Irregular oblong shape, traces of blowing with bubbles, reinforcement at the neck with a strong irregular band, top of the neck slightly ground from origin, trace of the cane of the master glass blower , presence of a protuberance in the shape of a nipple on the ass.
Good condition, note slight traces of use and tiny limescale deposit.
Originally this type of bottle was clissé, wrapped in a weaving of straw to protect them during travel. Interesting and unusual shape.
Dimensions: 26 cm high x 19 cm wide x 13 cm deep
Weight: 850 g
200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Glass
Width: 19 cm
Height: 26 cm
Depth: 13 cm
Reference (ID): 1016327
Availability: In stock
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