This extra large vintage French green glass demijohn, a substantial 25 L wine carboy dating to the early to mid 20th century, features a rare deep emerald green color and an elegant organic teardrop body. Made from translucent emerald green glass, it has a broad bulbous form, steep sloping shoulders, a narrow neck, and a reinforced double ring mouth. The base bears a rare embossed workshop mark that increases its collector appeal and contributes additional provenance and authenticity, setting it apart from unmarked examples. The bubbles, waviness, scratches, and subtle manufacturing variations add to its original utilitarian character, while its generous scale and sculptural form make it a strong accent for French country decor, farmhouse decor, Mediterranean decor, and wabi sabi spaces.

These dame jeanne bottles were traditionally used to store and transport wine, cider, and homemade spirits in rural cellars. This example retains a visible production seam and a heavy recessed base surrounded by raised glass details, reflecting its original utilitarian purpose. Sourced in the South of France, it retains the authentic look and feel that collectors and decorators seek in vintage French glassware.

Use this oversized green glass vase as a floor vase, branch vase, or decorative glass piece. Display it beside a console, fireplace, staircase, or large window, where its rich color and impressive scale can be fully appreciated. It pairs beautifully with wicker, terracotta, linen, and vintage French pottery, and works equally well left empty as a sculptural object or filled with branches, grasses, or seasonal foliage.