Old absinthe glass in blown glass cut 1900

This old absinthe or mazagran glass is made of thick blown glass. It was blown to the mouth and presents irregularities remembrance of this glasswork. It is a glass used in bistros and cafes in the 19th and early 20th centuries. It is certainly an absinthe glass, the absinthe glasses had a tank at the bottom of the glass, an engraved line or the base of the glass cut for the dose of absinthe, which was then diluted with water. The drinker is wide. This glass is in good condition and measures 16 cm in height and 8 cm in diameter to drink. I report scratches and bubbles in the glass.