Vintage Dark Amber Demi John #352

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Dark Amber Demi John #352

A demijohn vase, also known simply as a demijohn, is a large, narrow-necked glass or … more Dark Amber Demi John #352

A demijohn vase, also known simply as a demijohn, is a large, narrow-necked glass or ceramic vessel, typically encased in wicker or another protective material. Historically, demijohns were commonly used for storing and transporting liquids such as wine, vinegar, or olive oil. They have a bulbous body and a narrow neck, which can be sealed with a cork or other stopper.

In recent years, demijohn vases have gained popularity as decorative items in interior design. They're often used as standalone decorative pieces or filled with flowers or other ornaments to create a rustic or vintage aesthetic in homes or event spaces.

Their unique shape and history give demijohn vases a distinctive charm, making them versatile additions to various decor styles, from farmhouse to eclectic. Whether displayed empty or filled with botanicals, they add character and interest to any space.

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Condition is consistent with age and use. See photos for more details less