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An Unusual Victorian Engraved Blue Glass Wine Bottle; ‘Blown by Joseph Brown 1879’ poa-item She died August 1809”

An Unusual Victorian Engraved Blue Glass Wine Bottle; ‘Blown by Joseph Brown 1879’ poa-item She died August 1809”Origin: EnglishPeriod: Mid Victorian Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1879Diameter: 2. 75 Height: 11. 75The charming and unique blue glass wine bottle of typical form, with a flanged lip and hand engraved lettering reading Blown by Joseph Brown 1879, and the letter P to the base, surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. There are no chips or cracks to the bottle and it remains in original condition. The script is beautifully engraved,

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She died August 1809”

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George V (George Frederick Ernest Albert

The condition is superb

stretching to over ten feet wide and five high

An Unusual Victorian Engraved Blue Glass Wine Bottle; ‘Blown by Joseph Brown 1879’ poa-item She died August 1809”Origin: EnglishPeriod: Mid Victorian Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1879Diameter: 2. 75 Height: 11. 75The charming and unique blue glass wine bottle of typical form, with a flanged lip and hand engraved lettering reading Blown by Joseph Brown 1879, and the letter P to the base, surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. There are no chips or cracks to the bottle and it remains in original condition. The script is beautifully engraved,

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