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Wide Opening 1 Litre - 1940s Swiss "Bülach Glas" Preserving Jars Regency when David Haviland left New

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when David Haviland left New York to establish Haviland & Co

scattered tiny air bubbles

or style tablescapes with a scholarly twist

With no chips or cracks

Wide Opening 1 Litre - 1940s Swiss "Bülach Glas" Preserving Jars Regency when David Haviland left NewThese vintage green Blach glass jars, manufactured in Switzerland in the 1940s, are a stunning example of functional yet beautiful design and these here are especially rare, as those are the jars with the wide opening for preserving whole fruits! During the Second World War, the white preserving jars of German origin, "Weck", were harder and harder to come by. So "Blach Glas", a renowned Swiss glass factory founded in the 19th century, started

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