Blown-glass Shepherd's Bottle – 18th/19th-century Folk Art.

An antique bottle commonly known as a “shepherd’s bottle” or “peddler’s flask,” made of mouth-blown glass. A beautiful collector’s item or decorative piece, reflecting the folk art of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Features:

• Material: Period bubble-blown glass, with superb natural iridescence.
• Shape: Typical spherical body with a double-funnel neck (hourglass shape).
• Condition: Very good overall condition for its age. No major cracks (see photos). The original blow mark is present under the base, attesting to its handcrafted production using a glassblowing rod.
• Dimensions: Easy to hold (see photo with hand for scale).

Perfect for collectors of display pieces, antique glassware, apothecary bottles, or for decorating a cabinet of curiosities.

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