cowseatmaize
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Joined: 12/2/2004 From: Eastern Northwest West Central area of Mass Status: offline
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Well A Skinner; I have a lot of demijohns and have been studying them for several years. You got a good bottle for the price but think cyberdigger has over valued the bottle. You said there is no marking on the bottom: not any type of empontilling mark? I would like to see a picture of the B in a circle, and a closer detail of the side of the finish. My first reaction is that it is probably French - because of the shape. Can you see any line marks that would represent a mold sectional assembly to blow it in? There must be if the B in a circle is on the side of the demi. Hopefully you can show me some more details. RED Matthews Hi, welcome. I'm with Red. I was thinking French and mold blown for sure. It's hard to tell from the pictures but it looks like a 3 piece mold. That means one seam line around the middle and 2 up the sides to the neck in this case. It's probably 1890-1920. I'd like to norrow it down for you but it's tough with a picture and I'm not to familiar with European glass. How big is it? It looks relatively small, about 18"-20" in height. Value it tough, here in the US I think that's a fair price and you should be able to get more as an interior design piece. In the country of origin (assuming French etc.) it may have been a bit much. I really don't know. Nice color and a lot of people like them with reeds, cattails or other stuff in them.
< Message edited by cowseatmaize -- 5/23/2011 6:53:21 AM >
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