18th-century Blown-glass Apothecary Bottle - 18th-century Pharmacy Bottle

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18th-century Blown-glass Apothecary Bottle - 18th-century Pharmacy Bottle

A globular bottle made of blown glass, likely used by an apothecary or in a laboratory, crafted from blue-green-tinted glass featuring numerous ripples and air bubbles, as well as firing inclusions trapped within the mass. The base of the neck is accented by a wide ring of glass applied while hot. The bottom has a significant excess of glass left by the removal of the blowpipe, causing slight instability when the bottle is laid flat.

Southern France (?)—18th century.

Dimensions: height 15 cm – diameter approximately 9 cm – weight 183 grams.

The object is in very good condition, with slight signs of wear on the inside.

350 €

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Galerie des Fontaines - Paris, France

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 16th, Directory

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Glass

Diameter: 9 cm

Height: 15 cm

Reference (ID): 1841540

Availability: In stock