This lot features a handblown dark purple glass pitcher made in the early 19th century used for pouring vinegars or oils. Designed practical for stability when standing with a form wich has a lower centre of gravity, the piece has a long conical neck connected to a gracefully shaped folded handle. Its glass material has air bubbles and curved linear striations as a result of old traditional blowing process. Under the base a broken pontil scar is clearly visible. Condition of the item is excellent, without damages, showing consistent use signs on the bottom. The detailed photos are part of the description and can be used as an accurate reference Dimensions: Height - 10.5cm, Diameter - 9cm, Weight - 215g. Fast shipment with tracking number through international post or courier services. Items are packed with extra attention for the care of buyer.