European Antiques | Small Glass with a Rich Handcrafted Feel (7cm Tall)

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Product Description:
This antique glass is hand-blown and was used in European homes. Standing at approximately 7cm tall, it's a small, comfortable size that fits perfectly in your hand. While there are no visible marks, the air bubbles and distorted shape are testaments to its handmade nature. The base features the unevenness characteristic of glassmaking techniques from that era, exuding a sense of warmth. Unlike modern, uniformly produced glasses, this single piece is filled with memories of a bygone era. (R070142)

Specifications:
・Size: Height approx. 7cm, Mouth diameter approx. 6.2cm (slight individual differences)
・Material: Glass
・Era: Estimated early 20th century
・Origin: European region (details unknown)
・Condition: Signs of use, minor scratches, air bubbles, distortion / No cracks or chips

Recommended Points:
・Rustic Presence: A fluctuating expression not found in industrial products.
・One-of-a-Kind Charm: Your own unique antique that no one else has.
・Versatile Mini Size: Perfect not only as a glass for water or wine, but also as a vase or small container.
・Great for Photography and Decoration: It stands out as a styling item.

Special Note:
Most antique glass vessels are made using the "hand-blown glass" technique. In this method, glass is gathered onto a blowing pipe, then inflated by blowing into it, and finally the base is finished. After shaping the glass, an iron rod called a "pontil" is used to support the base and shape the mouth. When the pontil is finally detached, its attachment point (pontil mark) remains on the base. By not completely polishing this mark, a rough texture remains. This "roughness" is a key characteristic that can be described as "antique charm" and "a testament to handwork." In other words, this "roughness" is not a defect, but rather evidence that tells the story of that era, that technique, and the background of that vessel.

*Based on AI research.