Amberina Reverse Carafe Vase Early American Glass Locke Era

  
Amberina reverse carafe vase early american glass locke era. Victorian antique vase carafe made around 19th century.

The major producer of amberina in the u. Was the new england glass company, toledo, ohio, who patented the process in 1883 and thus prevented competitors from making the glass without a license. It's successor, the libbey glass company made the glass into the 1890's.

The shape is of a carafe and if so it would have a glass on the top for your bedside. It measures approx: 8 inches tall. The top measures approx: 2.5 inches in diameter. There are no chips or cracks. There is manufacturing flaw such as few straw marks, wear around the opening. It is hand-made for this reason you can also see some bubbles in the inside of the glass this is just part of the glass blowing process. Photos are taken in natural light; actual color(s) may vary.

Item is as pictured and comes from a smoke and pet free home. This item is made of glass.