Antique Carboy

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. late 19th Century, France).

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. late 19th Century, France).

Also called a ‘demijohn’ or ‘carboy’ this glass vessel was made in France around 1900 for the purpose of fermenting, conditioning or transporting alcoholic beverages.

Demijohn and carboy were often used to describe the same glass bottle.

A Victorian glass chemist's advertising carboy. Late 19th century-early 20th century.

Hand-blown French wine carboys. The bottles are clear with a greenish hue.

The Carboy name is from the Persia meaning big jug. Demijohn is French and is derived from, dame-Jeanne or Lady Jane.

Originally used in a chemist shop in Herefordshire.

Large Mid-Century glass 'Carboy' pharmacy display jar from an apothecary or chemist's shop in France.

Two Bottle Green Carboy converted into lamps. When the light passes through their unique forms, the bottle green almost turns to lime.

This unique piece is a rare to find because of its size. It was used to store tequila in the haciendas.  

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (early 20th Century, France).

Carboy originates from the Persian word; qarabah.

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Barcelona Model, Irregularities in the glass that give it all its charm Its intact neck is engraved "Barcelona" Green color 3.5 US...

A 19th century hand blown glass chemist counter display carboy. Used as a symbol of the pharmacy from the 17th century to the early 20th century, Provenance, Bratley Chemist, Pontef...

The glass stoppers are cut glass and are 100% original to the carboys. Each carboy has a wonderful ghostly interior from water marks accumulated over years of use.

Dame Jeanne or carboy antique glass bottle demijohn. The carboys were often protected from shocks and temperature variations into a wicker basket.

Dame Jeanne or carboy antique glass bottle demijohn. The carboys were often protected from shocks and temperature variations into a wicker basket.

This set of tinted glass bottles are an enlightened addition to any collection. Wine tasting can be an activity that involves every sense from the very moment of uncorking; admiring ...

An early 20th-century green glass wine bottle/ demijohn or carboy, fully wrapped in woven wicker with handles.

From France, a super-sized and unusual oval shaped carboy or demijohn, made up of a pale aqua colored, mouth blown glass bottle clad in a hand woven wicker casing with side carrying ...

Early 20th century balloon shaped French demijohn / wine bottle / jug. Green glass with shield shaped paper label reading "Vin Blanc de France." Dimensions: 9.5" x 13" (Diameter x H...

Absolutely a beautiful and unusual shape demijohn or carboy. The name carboy originates from the Persian word; qarabah.

An elegant reverse painted glass chemist's sign. c.1930 Gilt lettering and green carboy, reverse painted on clear thick plate glass.

A beautiful French vineyard glass demijohn (also known as a carboy, lady Jane or jimmyjohn) bottle (vessel, vase, jug) in a period, patinated Vintner (winemaker) iron basket, fitted ...

Large French handblown demijohn or carboy with a rich, green glass color. Features a hand-painted semillon varietal label painted on the front.

This large, green wine keg, also known as a demijohn or carboy, remains intact after almost 150 years. This vessel has a vivid emerald green color and high shoulder, setting it apart...

Antique French demijohn/carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, France).

Also called a ‘demijohn’ or ‘carboy’ this glass vessel was made in France around 1900 for the purpose of fermenting, conditioning or transporting alcoholic beverages.

Carboy, demijohn or jimmy john, they all refer to the same glass containers.

Italian Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, Italy).

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (early 20th Century, France).

Dimensions: (approx) Largest: 7" High, 5.5" Diameter; 3.25 lbs total Lot of two (2) carafes / decanters / demijohns / carboys, similarly styled matched pair / not identical ma...

Wonderful set of three French different shades of green, blown wine bottles, also known as Dame Jeanne, Demijohn, Carboy or Bonbonne bottle All three are hand blown in a globular ...

Rare oversized decoupage cigar band bottle We are proud to offer a unique oversized example of an English folk-art decoupage carboy bottle covered in early 20th century cigar bands ...

Carboy, demijohn or jimmyjohn, they all refer to glass containers.

Carboy originates from the Persian word; qarabah.

The Demijohn or Carboy, also spelled Carbouy originally referred to a large glass vessel with a small neck, encased in wicker.

Carboy originates from the Persian word; Qarabah.

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (early 20th Century, France).

Antique French demijohn or carboy were meant to carry liquids and were generally covered in straw.

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. late 19th Century, France).

Carboys were generally used to transport acidic chemicals, while demijohns were used for non-corrosive liquids.

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the glass that give it all its charm Very good condition.

Demijohn or Carboy, they both refer to the same glass container, although more commonly called "demijohn".

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Barcelona Model, Irregularities in the glass and marks of use that give it all its charm.

Graceful antique French demijohn / carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 19th Century, France).

Dame Jeanne or carboy vintage glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the glass that give it all its charm 13 US gallon or 50L Very good condition.

~Direct from Europe~ ~This listing is for two green glass “demijohn” wine jugs~ ~Hard-to-find smaller size, much easier to use in your decor than their larger counterparts!~ ~One ...

Very decorative set of 4 old green blown and pressed glass bottles also know as Demijohn, Lady Jeanne, Dame Jeanne or Carboy. Made and used somewhere between early 20th century and ...

Lamp mounted on a dame jeanne or carboy vintage green glass bottle demijohn Irregularities in the glass that gives it all its charm This can be rewired to USA or EU and UK standard...

Very decorative set of 4 antique green hand blown and glass bottles also known as Demijohn, Lady Jeanne, Dame Jeanne or Carboy. The three smaller ones of them have a capacity of 2...

Very decorative set of 5 old blue-ish green blown glass bottles know as Demijohn, Lady Jeanne or Carboy. Made and used somewhere between 1900 and 1950.

Very decorative set of 4 antique green hand blown and glass bottles also known as Demijohn, Lady Jeanne, Dame Jeanne or Carboy. Bottles like this were primarily used to hold liquid...

Demijohn's are believed to have originated in France, circa 1700. The name carboy, comes from the Persian word qarabah.

Large jug or vessel in green unglazed terracotta. Catalonia, Spain, 1950s This outstanding jar vase has engraved dot details thorough the body and beautiful egyptian decor. Single h...

Large French Demijohn in Woven Wicker Basket with carrying handles. The wicker helped protect the glass bottle from temperature changes. In very good condition with minor wicker loss...

A fine antique American stoneware jug. Attributed to the Branch Green Pottery in Philadelphia, PA. Of ovoid form with an applied handle and a tooled spout. Decorated to the should...

A large 19th century French globular form amber demijohn bottle with air bubbles typical of handblown glass. Circa 1850-1860. 14"H x 11.5" Diameter Weight: 4.9 Lbs #80259B Packagin...

Sculptural woven rattan bamboo, urn or vase shaped basket features elongated form with twin handles; the rim is finished with the graphic multi-strand split bamboo wrap detail, and ...

Pair of antique pottery vases in the Safavid style with teal blue lobe cartouches and parcel gilt decorations, with later sterling silver mounts by Puiforcat. Retailed by Cartier. ...

A beautiful, stoneware art deco globe vase, with amazing green hares fur glaze. Designed by Nils Emil Lundström for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1920s. Great original condition. Some slight s...

This White Linen Slip-Covered Lounge Chair fits as the perfect accent to any room. It's the perfect chair to have adjacent to a sofa, and can make every pillow look delightful in the...

Introducing the home collection. A small selection of timeless Flemish designs made by hand for us in a small third generation workshop in Belgium. Has been used by many influent...

A refined bronze lidded box designed by Sune Bäckström, Sweden, 1930. The piece reflects the early development of Scandinavian modernism, where clarity of form and material quality t...

Small Antique Spanish Colonial Chest, Late 1700’s Small colonial chest made of mesquite wood with remnants of paint. Assembled with dovetail joints and featuring impressive wrought i...

Art Nouveau alabaster bowl pendant lamp, dated 1931. The lamp features a beautifully veined alabaster shade suspended by knotted cords, giving the piece a distinctive and decorative ...

SIGNED J.J.B.L.M - 16 a 22 RN Desterro Lisbon to face, this barometer is a very Rare and unusual mid-19th century polished brass marine barometer mounted on a gimble, the steel face ...

Set of modular seats in fiberglass and polyester lacquered in three colors, created in 1975 by Joseph-André Motte for Lyon-Satolas airport. There are at least 65 items, they were pl...

Redolent of the cafeteria tables found in early-20th-century schools and factories, The Get Back Original Swing-Out Seat is our hallmark product—proudly sand cast and made in America...

Futuristic elegance. A glossy, white lacquer cabinet cradled by a sinuous brass framework and capped with blue solid acrylic cabochons. Small footprint but big impact, our Globo cons...

Absolutely stunning hand carved Swiss Black Forest possibly Walnut wood (sometimes confused with Irish Bog Oak from Ireland) Ladys or Gentlemans Jewelry Casket of oval outline. Mid t...