Pair Of Cut Blown-glass Apothecary Bottles – Late 18th Century
Two blown-glass apothecary bottles that may form a pair, with bulbous bodies carved with floral rosettes and ovals resting on pedestals, and neckstapered to a doucine, carved with flat ribs and facets.
Pear-shaped stopper.
Pintle marks.
Eastern France?, late 18th century
The bottles are in good overall condition (no cracks or chips) but one bottle has a small shock on the neck and the stoppers are damaged (chips).
Internal calcium deposits (not visible when the bottles are filled with water).
Height: 24 cm
Pear-shaped stopper.
Pintle marks.
Eastern France?, late 18th century
The bottles are in good overall condition (no cracks or chips) but one bottle has a small shock on the neck and the stoppers are damaged (chips).
Internal calcium deposits (not visible when the bottles are filled with water).
Height: 24 cm
300 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Good condition
Material: Glass
Height: 24 cm
Reference (ID): 1832942
Availability: In stock
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