Jeroen Zoetmulder

Antique Glassware Auction

A very beautiful and authentic hand-blown glass pocket flask, dating from around the end of the 18th century. Most likely blown in the Netherlands or England, between circa 1780 and 1820.

The mouth edge is slightly damaged; however all decorations are intact and complete. The ceramic ball was found at the same findspot and has since remained with this bottle.

Originating from a private collection of glass and archaeological objects.

The bottle will be carefully packed and insured for shipping.

Een zeer mooie en authentieke handgeblazen glazen zakflacon, daterend rond het einde van  de 18e eeuw. Hoogst waarschijnlijk geblazen in Nederland of Engeland, tussen circa 1780 en 1820.  

De mond rand is lichtelijk beschadigd echter alle versieringen zijn heel en compleet. De ceramische kogel is in de zelfde vindplaats gevonden en is sindsdien bij deze fles gebleven.  

Afkomstig uit een prive verzameling van glas en archeologische voorwerpen.

De fles worden voorzichtig verpakt en verzekerd verzonden. 



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The Netherlands

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A very beautiful hand-blown glass pocket flask from Europe, dating to circa 1780–1820, 26 cm high, 17 cm wide and 8.5 cm deep, in good condition with light signs of age; the mouth rim is slightly damaged and the decorations are intact.

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A very beautiful hand-blown glass pocket flask from Europe, dating to circa 1780–1820, 26 cm high, 17 cm wide and 8.5 cm deep, in good condition with light signs of age; the mouth rim is slightly damaged and the decorations are intact.

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