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Up for sale is a gorgeous, genuine antique aqua glass demijohn (carboy) bottle dating from the late 1890s to early 1900s. This piece features a striking light blue-green hue and is packed with authentic historical character, making it a perfect statement piece for farmhouse, coastal, or transitional home decor.
Key Features & Details:
*Stunning Visual Character: The glass is heavily laden with authentic "seed bubbles" and organic texture that beautifully catches and refracts natural light.
Turn-of-the-Century Craftsmanship:Features a molded body with two distinct side seams that stop just below the top lip, indicating a hand-finished, tool-applied rim typical of the late 1880s–1910s transitional era.
Classic Design:Includes a deep "kick-up" (punt) indentation on the bottom base, traditionally used to handle sediment and add structural stability.
No Markings:Completely smooth, clean utility glass with no embossing, authentic to early European/American wine and spirit transport vessels.
Dimensions:
Height:14 inches
Base Diameter: 6 inches
Capacity:Approximately 1 to 1.5 Gallons
Condition:
Excellent antique condition. There are no cracks, major chips, or heavy cloudiness. The glass is clear and bright. Please review all photos to appreciate the beautiful bubble distribution and unique texture of this early glasswork.
Shipping & Handling:
This fragile item will be packed with professional care using heavy-duty bubble wrap and a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. Double-boxed shipping is available upon request.
