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[glass man]

GREAT BOTTLE AND GOOD LUCK TO YOU DIGGING! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT YOU FIND! JAMIE

 

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OK...so here's the other demijohn (?) that I got...here's the first pic with it covered in the wicker (which was really more like twigs than wicker)...the bottom was already off of it...so I knew it wasn't pontiled...it was "kicked up"...but I really liked the lip on it...(is this considered a demijohn ? just because of the wicker ? because I remember the post about the beer bottle with wicker...but then that's a beer bottle...so what do you think this was for...the glass is a lot thinner in the middle and it's taller...don't recall any seams on it at all?

 

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With the wicker off...

 

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The lip...

 

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Top view of lip...

 

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The kick up...

 

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Finally the bottom....

 

[cyberdigger]

Hi Tinna, very nice! Interesting lip on that one.. to answer your question, wicker does not make a bottle a demijohn.. demijohns are defined mainly by their large size, and use as storage or transport containers, rather than on the supper table.. how big is that one?

 

[woody]

Very nice, Tinna.

I'm in Orlando right now visiting with my daughter this week.
I'm flying back to New Hampshire tomorrow and I hope that Hurricane Danny won't be a factor in my getting back home.[&:]

 

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It's at home - and I'm at work - I'll measure it and get back with you on Monday...but I know it's at least 20 inches maybe 22...