$1,570 / item
H 40 in Dm 11.5 in
“Bonbonne” Pendant Light by Jean-François D’Or for Ligne Roset, France, 2015
By Ligne Roset
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Bonbonne pendant light is a striking example of contemporary European design. Crafted in 2015, the fixture
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H 19.3 in Dm 14.18 in L 19.3 in
Set of Three 19th Century Large Blown Dame Jeanne, Bonbonne Green Glass Bottles
Located in Haarlem, NL
Jeanne, Demijohn, Carboy or Bonbonne bottle All three are hand blown in a globular form mould with
Blown Glass
Vintage French Amber Glass Demijohn / Bonbonne Ambrée Brune
Located in Brooklyn, NY
). Composed of attractive amber free-blown glass exhibiting trapped air bubbles within the glass itself with
Blown Glass
Antique French Demijohn or Bonbonne
Located in Birmingham, AL
Charming antique French demijohn or bonbonne with handles, encased in original wooden slat
Glass
Antique French French Demijohn / Bonbonne Ambrée Brune
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Impressive French Demijohn / Bonbonne Ambrée Brune originally used for transporting wine (ca. early
Blown Glass
Vintage French French Demijohn / Bonbonne Ambrée Brune
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Impressive French Demijohn / Bonbonne Ambrée Brune originally used for transporting wine (ca. early
Glass
Antique French Green Glass Demijohn Wine Bottle Bonbonne Bar Jug 17"
Located in Dayton, OH
Antique French olive green glass demijohn / bonbonne wine bottle jug. Base marked L16 2 A
Glass
Antique Hand Blown Green Glass French Wine Demijohn Bonbonne Bottle Jug
Located in Dayton, OH
Antique hand blown French demijohn or bonbonne. Beautifully shaped and brightly colored green glass
Glass
19th C. French Bonbonne
Located in New Orleans, LA
LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BONBONNE FROM THE RHÔNE AREA. CIRCA 1890. H 21" DIAMETER 16"
Glass
19th C. Rush Covered Bonbonne
Located in New Orleans, LA
19TH CENTURY FRENCH RUSH COVERED BONBONNE. CIRCA 1890 H 18" DIAMETER 14"
Rush, Glass
FRENCH BLOWN GLASS BONBONNE
Located in San Francisco, CA
FRENCH BLOWN GLASS DEMIJOHN "VIN BLANC DE FRANCE"
Blown Glass
French Green Glass Bonbonne Bottle, 1940s
Located in Austin, TX
A hand blown green glass bonbonne demijohn from the Provence region. Hand blown olive green glass
Blown Glass
French Glass Bonbonne Bottle, Early 1900s
Located in Austin, TX
A classic handblown glass demijohn bottle in attractive green glass, French, circa 1900. The body
Blown Glass
19th C. French Bonbonne Converted Into Lamp
Located in New Orleans, LA
LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BONBONNE FROM THE RHÔNE AREA CONVERTED INTO LAMP. CIRCA 1890. H 36
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19th C. Rush Bonbonne Lamp With Silk Shade
Located in New Orleans, LA
LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH RUSH COVERED BONBONNE FROM THE RHÔNE AREA. CIRCA 1890. CONVERTED INTO
Glass, Rush, Silk
Viresa Glass Demijohn Bottle in Wicker Container, Spain, 1940s
Located in Austin, TX
A great vintage Viresa green glass demijohn bonbonne bottle housed in its original wicker shipping
Wicker, Glass
Early 1900s French Glass Bonbonne Bottle
Located in Austin, TX
An oversized green glass bonbonne demijohn bottle, circa 1920. Wonderful green hand-blown glass was
Blown Glass
French Clear Glass "Bonbonne" Bottle, 20th Century
Located in Austin, TX
A hand blown clear glass Bonbonne bottle also called in French a 'dame jeanne" from Provence Region.
Blown Glass
French Brown Glass Bonbonne Bottle, Late 1800s
Located in Austin, TX
A 19th century glass Bonbonne from Provence in brown tones. The shape is quite rare.
Blown Glass
French Oval Glass Bonbonne Bottle, Early 1900s
Located in Austin, TX
An oval shaped green glass bonbonne bottle, Beaujolais region of France circa 1900. Dark green hand
Glass
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