Antique Transport Wine Bottle. Assumed to be 1930-40s (based on its now absent, dusty/tattered, aged/antique wicker basket it once sat in). HUGE: Circumference of its belly measures 56″ which means the diameter is 17.8″ and its 25 Tall. Tape measure it out and visualize this thing sitting in front of you… Beautiful, deep, rich, green color! I see two faint seams up opposing side of this bottle, so its a BLOWN IN MOLD (BIM) Bottle… Picture being the person trying to lug around a big piece of molten glass this size and then blowing into that massive mold before it cools! The lip says “INVEM” which was leading me to think this was Italian… However I can’t find any direct translation; This very well could be french. Beautiful glass with some trapped air pockets inside of it. This will be cautiously wrapped in some rice-paper-cardboard (that will easily give-way if under a big hit/strain similar to that of bubble wrap) and then in several layers of consecutively tougher-crush-weight-cardboard and then finally boxed to ensure it arrives to you safely!