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A substantial 19th-century French apothecary leech jar, hand-blown from clear glass with a folded rim and a distinctive pontil scar on the pedestal base. This authentic medical vessel features natural air bubbles and slight organic irregularities inherent to antique blown glass production. Its generous, rounded proportions and elevated stem make it a striking sculptural object for a modern bathroom, a cabinet of curiosities, or a minimalist open shelf display or table centerpiece.
Condition: This jar remains in very good antique condition, with no chips or breaks, showing only minor age-related wear. Please inspect all photos closely, as they form an integral part of the condition report.
Dimensions:Height: 12.0\" (30.5 cm)Diameter At Widest: 8.3\" (21.0 cm)Diameter of the Base: 6.0\" (15.2 cm)
I specialize in vintage and antique items, often crafted without the aid of modern machinery. These pieces exhibit the charming imperfections and character that come with age and use. Please study the photos I have provided.
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Eco-Friendly Packaging: I use recycled boxes whenever possible. They might have some character, but your treasures are safe inside! I minimize plastic and use more kraft paper for packing.♻️
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