Pitcher chemical vial in green glass

This tiny pitcher is original in several ways! First of all by its size, it looks like a miniature! Then by its pretty well proportioned shapes, and the pretty green color of its glass that we are rather used to seeing on jars or bottles of simpler shape. And finally it is equipped with a spherical cap terminated by a tubular part... The more I look at the whole, the more I think that this cap is perhaps a vial in its own right, of the kind that was used in chemistry laboratories, placed on a wooden support... But it is together that I found them, it is up to you to see if you want to keep it as a cork or find a support to highlight it. The cap is made of molded glass, we notice indeed a weld. Weld that is not found on the pitcher, so I think the pitcher is made of blown glass. The whole is in good general condition: neither cracked nor lacking but does not hide its age and its long use: the bulge of the pitcher is studded with tiny points that we see little but that we feel to the touch. The cap is 7.5 cm high and has a diameter of 4.5 cm of the spherical part. The pitcher is 10 cm high for a maximum width of about 8cm. The set is 13 cm high and weighs about 200 g.