Engraved Glass Liqueur Bottle With An 800 Silver Stopper, Venice, Late 19th Century

An elegant blown-glass liqueur bottle, attributed to Venetian craftsmanship, likely from Murano, dating from the late 19th to the early 20th century.The body, made of clear mouth-blown glass, is entirely decorated with refined hand-engraved designs featuring rich floral and plant motifs that harmoniously cover all surfaces. The high quality of the engraving—extremely fine and precise—attests to the skill of the artisan who created it. The bottle features a base finished with a ground stopper, a characteristic typical of fine blown glasswork.The stopper is embellished with an 800 silver setting, hallmarked with the silver fineness and the initials B·V., likely referring to the silversmith or the workshop that produced it.Dimensions: Height 34 cm, Width 15 cm, Depth 9 cm. The condition is very good. The glass retains a brilliant transparency, and the delicate engraving is perfectly legible. There are only very slight signs of aging consistent with the object’s age.Probably intended for serving fine liqueurs, cognac, or whiskey, it is now a refined collector’s item and decorative piece. We are available to provide additional photos, details, and information. We offer professional packaging and insured shipping throughout Italy and worldwide.