Dame Jeanne

Our latest collection of large vintage French Dame Jeanne glass wine bottles have made their way

- from Provence, aka ancienne bonbonne Dame Jeanne, largest standing 55 cm tall.

Circa early 20th Century France. This French green wine balloon glass, known as a 'Dame-Jeanne

Antique French Dame Jeanne wine bottle.

Rare Cobalt Blue Dame-Jeanne are unusual due to their "Cobalt Blue" color. Cobalt oxide base

Wonderful set of three French different shades of green, blown wine bottles, also known as Dame

French hand blown amber glass demijohn bottle

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Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Barcelona Model, Irregularities in the glass

Table lamp mounted on a dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn The lamp was mounted on

Dame Jeanne or carboy antique glass bottle demijohn. The carboys were often protected from shocks

Dame Jeanne or carboy antique glass bottle demijohn. The carboys were often protected from shocks

Very nice and original 20th century blue Demijon with rattan (Dame Jeanne) table lamp from the

A large French globular form glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn, bottle in original metal cage basket

A large French globular form glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn bottle enclosed in a woven wicker

The Carboy name is from the Persia meaning big jug. Demijohn is French and is derived from, dame

, where someone removed the covering. The word originates from the French dame-jeanne, literally "Lady

Persian word; qarabah. Demijohn's come from the French for, dame-jeanne, or Lady Jane and comes from

and generally encased in wickerwork, thin slats of wood. The word originates from the French dame

demijohn or Dame-Jeanne as it's known in France, refers to any glass vessel with a large body and small

Dame Jeanne model - The bubble model - The boule model - The carafe model And finally the size

originates from the Persian word; qarabah. Demijohn comes from the French; dame-Jeanne, or Lady Jane and

the French; dame-Jeanne, or Lady Jane and derives from the 17th century, and refers to a glass bottle

French dame-jeanne, literally "Lady Jane". We have a number of the Demijohn’s in stock and all will be

from the French term “dame Jeanne”, where Jeanne is the feminine form of the Old French name Johannes

Set of three 19th century large Blown Dame Jeanne, green glass bottles Set of three different

Set of three 19th century large blown Dame Jeanne, clear glass bottles Set of three different

A large 19th century French hand blown glass demijohn or Dame Jeanne bottle, circa 1890s. This

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the glass that give it all

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the glass that give it all

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Barcelona Model, Irregularities in the glass

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the glass and marks of use

Lamp mounted on a dame jeanne or carboy vintage green glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the

A large 19th century French globular form hand blown green glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn bottle

A large French globular form glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn bottle enclosed in a woven wicker

A 19th century French globular form hand blown green glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn bottle

A 19th century French globular form hand blown green glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn bottle. Chipped

Green table lamp mounted on a dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn The lamp was

use from the 1700s to the early 1900s. Measure: 12". The term demijohn or Dame-Jeanne as it's known

Persia from the word; qarabah. Demijohn is French for; dame-jeanne, or Lady Jane from the 1600's

originate from the Persian word; qarabah, while demijohn comes courtesy of the French for dame-jeanne, or

A large 19th century French globular form hand blown green glass dame Jeanne, or demijohn, bottle

A large 19th century French globular form hand blown green glass dame jeanne, or demijohn, bottle

"demijohn". Carboy originated from the Persian word; qarabah, while demijohn comes from the French; dame

Jeanne, Dame Jeanne or Carboy. The three smaller ones of them have a capacity of 25 Litres, one is

Jeanne, Dame Jeanne or Carboy. Bottles like this were primarily used to hold liquids such as wine

accessories anywhere in the home, or re-purposed into lamps. The term demijohn or Dame-Jeanne as it's known in

small neck, encased in wicker. The word Demijohn comes from the French dame-jeanne, (Lady Jane), first

containers. Carboy originates from the Persian word; qarabah. Demijohn comes from the French; dame-Jeanne, or

containers. Carboy originates from the Persian word; Qarabah. Demijohn comes from the French; Dame-Jeanne, or

shade of green, hand blown wine bottle, also known as Dame Jeanne, Demijohn, Carboy or Bonbonne bottle

from the Persian word; qarabah and demijohn came from the French; dame-jeanne, or Lady Jane. We believe

shade of blue-ish green, hand blown wine bottle, also known as Dame Jeanne, Demijohn, Carboy or Bonbonne

handle. Also known as a "bonbonne" or a "dame jeanne", these jugs were often carried to work by French

containers. Carboy originates from the Persian word; qarabah. Demijohn comes from the French; dame-Jeanne, or

Jeanne, Dame Jeanne or Carboy. Made and used somewhere between early 20th century and 1960s. The two

with a large body and small neck. The word comes from the French Dame-Jeanne, literally Lady Jane

Wonderful set of three Italian different shades of green, blown wine bottles. Also known as Dame

Monumental French hand blown glass demijohn or carboy with a rich, green glass color. Featuring a large neck with the glass nearly 1" thick where it was snapped off. These large Fren...

Italian Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, Italy). Composed of attractive pale green/light seafoam free-blown glass exhibiting trapped a...

Italian Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, Italy). Bulbous ballon/teardrop form composed of attractive emerald green free-blown glass ex...

Italian Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, Italy). Composed of attractive green free-blown glass exhibiting trapped air bubbles within t...

Pale green demijohn/carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. Early 20th Century, France). Composed of 'blown-to-mold' glass (a method accepted as 'hand-blowing') exhibiting ...