old or made to look so?
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Trying not to break it
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flasherr
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Looks like a wine carafe to me. you will see these on a lot of bars and such to put tips in also. So it isnt that old
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bearswede
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That base is a classic late-20th/early 21st century configuration...
wvbottlehead
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I've seen these on the roadsides & now poppin' up in the flea markets and all over the place..................their not old but what the heck is it?
Paul Masson brand California wines were frequently bottled in a carafe like that from at least 1970's on. I don't recall seeing one with the glass "seal" or whatever it is on the front, but that type of carafe is very common, both in winery production and used to decant wines in restaurants for table service of "house" wines.
diginit
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Trying not to break it
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hi diginit, yours is a lot older then the one i have. what does it say in the applied seal. rhona
DiggerBryan
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Could also be an orange juice bottle.....
diginit
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It says 1/4 di Litro across the top and vnc across the bottom. I'm assuming that it's italian. But I'm not really sure.
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