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Demijohn - Dame Jeanne - Vintage Home Décor - KDJ034

Model KDJ034

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This Demijohn is absolutely fantastic! Circa 1890 - 1950. This is a huge 25 Liters Demijohn. It has written on the lip "25 SAV". The colour is amber which is not a common colour. The glass is not perfect and has its lovely imperfections and bubbles trapped. It has a pontil scar underneath. Perfect for making a big lamp!

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Demijohn - Dame Jeanne - Vintage Home Décor - KDJ034

This Demijohn is absolutely fantastic! Circa 1890 - 1950. This is a huge 25 Liters Demijohn. It has written on the lip "25 SAV". The colour is amber which is not a common colour. The glass is not perfect and has its lovely imperfections and bubbles trapped. It has a pontil scar underneath. Perfect for making a big lamp!

To view our full range visit our Vintage Demijohns Category.

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Height	51 cm
Weight	5,5 kg
Material	Glass
Circumference	100 cm
Delivery	P&P
Diameter Maximum	29 cm
Internal Neck Diameter	4,8 cm

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It would be a fabulous lamp or a perfect decoration item with fake flowers.

All those old Demijohns are unique pieces. They can give so much character to any interior and look beautiful in any room.

“Demijohn” is an old word that formerly referred to any glass vessel with a large body and small neck, enclosed in wickerwork. In France, Demijohn is called “Dame Jeanne”, literally “Lady Jane”.

If you want to know some more about those fantastic Demijohns and their story, go on my blog:

http://www.laboutiquevintage.co.uk/blog/french-vintage-demijohn/