Caraffungile wine bottle from Italy or France very early vessel glass 1800's

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what a cool old hand blown bottle, check out the top and the neck with the double area one for maybe air to help it pour better not sure, never seen one like this one
was told very old, there are some air bubbles in the glass
was told it is called a
Caraffungile
These are
caraffungile:
drinking vessels used by Italian-Americans who moved to NYC during the late 1800s/early-mid 1900s.
Caraffungile
were used by those who emigrated from Southern Italy (mostly south of Rome and into Sicily). The vessels resemble decanters; they have pinched sections along the neck that act as grips, and the top fans outward to create a drinking lip. I've included a regular wine bottle (750ml) in the back right to show the small size of these vessels.
7 x 4 1/2 inches in size
thin glass
no chips, no issues at all that I can see
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