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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis small glass jar is imbued with countless bubbles, a characteristic of antique glass. Unlike modern industrial glass, which prioritizes uniformity and clarity, this piece exhibits a unique transparency that reflects the craftsmanship of its era. The distortions and inclusions found in older glassware suggest a bygone artistry, where the pursuit of quality and individuality often took precedence over speed of production. Place it by a window and fill it with wildflowers to enhance its charm.
w6.5 x d6.5 x h4.5 cm
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