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Demijohn - Dame Jeanne - Vintage Home Décor - KDJ016

Model KDJ016

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This is a beautiful authentic antique onion shape green Demijohn, circa 1840-1890.
The neck has a hand applied ring, circling the mouth and the lip is not smooth showing how it was broken off from the rod after being blown. Unique Piece.

To view our full range visit our Vintage Demijohns Category.

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Demijohn - Dame Jeanne - Vintage Home Décor - KDJ016

This is a beautiful authentic antique onion shape green Demijohn, circa 1840-1890.
The neck has a hand applied ring, circling the mouth and the lip is not smooth showing how it was broken off from the rod after being blown. Unique Piece.

To view our full range visit our Vintage Demijohns Category.

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Height	38 cm
Weight	1,9 kg
Material	Glass
Circumference	81 cm
Delivery	P&P
Diameter Maximum	28 cm
Internal Neck Diameter	3 cm

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We can see two seams that show it was hand-blown in mould, the uneven shape and air bubbles trapped within its surface attest it.

Under embossed: "10" (liters)

All those old Demijohns are unique pieces.

This one has some glass harshness on its surface and make it beautiful!

Those Demijohns 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/