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Antique 19th Century Hexagonal Ink Jar | Soap-like Opal Half-Crystal | Baccarat; Morning Glories | Opaline | France, Ca.1835-1845.

*Maker: Baccarat.
* Dating: 1835-1845.
* Origin: France.
*Depicted: Morning Glories.
* Material: Opal Half-Crystal,Opaline Glass.
(Good condition. Small chip and wear. Cap missing.)

* Height: 6.6 cm/ 2.36inch.
*Length: 8.7 cm/ 3.43inch.
*Width: 7.0 cm/ 2.76inches.

An antique ink jar in teapot shape, made in France
around 1835-1845. Made of soapy opal half-crystal.
The decoration on the hexagonal jar is decorated with
cast "morning glories" flowers. This piece has therefore been attributed
to Baccarat. These ink jars, called "siphoid" (sifon) in French,
are very popular with collectors.

Literature:
A similar piece can be found in:
"Les Opalines", by Christine Vincendeau; -P. 64.

France - Mid 19th century

Mogelijk Baccarat - "tea-kettle" Hexagonal Inkwell (1) - Opal Half-Crystal

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