"Wine Bottle"
A pewter wine bottle with a screw cap called a ferrière. It has a circular base with moldings. On the underside, two hallmarks can be seen: the one of the master pewter potter with the initials of Claude Varin, master in 1708; and the one of the city of Besançon with an eagle with outstretched wings accompanied by two columns and the word “common”.
Period : first half of 18th century
Dimensions :
Height : 30 cm
Diameter : 12,5 cm
Condition : old bumps
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