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small green glass bottle
Last Price: GBP0.30
Ending Date and Time (GMT): 2004-10-27 20:25:17
THIS GREEN BOTTLE MEASURES 7 1/2cm LONG.3 MINUTE CHIPS ON THE RIM, BUT
ARE SMALLER THAN A PIN HEAD.NO CRACKS.P&P IS 40p.
- Mdina Glass Large White mottled Bottle & Stopper
- Bohemian Glass Perfume Scent Bottle
- GLASS MOON SHAPED BOTTLE
- Siddy Langley "Daisychain" Scent Bottle .... No Reserve
- PRETTY CAITHNESS GLASS PERFUME BOTTLE
- YVES SAINT LAURENT LALIQUE BABY DOLL BOTTLE
- CRYSTAL PERFUME/SCENT BOTTLE
- 70s OPAQUE White GLASS Decanter / Salts BOTTLE Kitsch
- RARE RED MDINA GLASS BOTTLE MALTESE GLASS
- STUNNING PALOMA PICASSO VILLEROY & BOCH PERFUME BOTTLE
- Avon Eau de Cologne Bottle complete with Stopper
- OLD CAITHNESS SPRAY PERFUME BOTTLE
- Beautiful "Okra" Perfume Bottle Christmas Present
- Glass snowdrops and petals in a bottle
- Small Victorian Perfume Scent Bottle c1880
- "Okra" Perfume Bottle. Christmas Present Time
- NIB Dartington MINIMA Perfume Scent Bottle & Stopper
- COTY SCENT BOTTLE
RARE COLLECTABLE BLUE GLASS BOTTLE WITH STOPPER
Last Price: GBP5.00
Ending Date and Time (GMT): 2004-11-02 21:08:31
RARE COLLECTABLE BLUE GLASS BOTTLE WITH STOPPER
EXCELLENT CONDITION
PURCHASED AT CRAFT/ ANTIQUE FAIR SOME YEARS AGO FOR £15
PERFECT FOR COMPLIMENTING INTERIOR DECOR OR BLUE GLASS COLLECTION
SIZE IS 10 X 5cm
ALSO PERFECT FOR KEEPING LIQUID SUCH AS PERFUME/FRAGRANT OIL IN A
BATHROOM OR BEDROOM
AGE OF ITEM COMPLETELY UNKNOWN, BIDDER WILL CERTAINLY KNOW MORE THAN
I DO
I WOULD LIKE TO ADD THAT THIS WILL COME WELL PACKAGED AND SENT TO THE
WINNING BIDDER THE FOLLOWING DAY AFTER PURCHASE
POSTAGE FOR ROYAL MAIL WORDWIDE WILL BE CHARGED AT 5 GBP
1960s or 70s Art Glass Vase - geometric bottle shape
Last Price: GBP7.50
Ending Date and Time (GMT): 2004-10-30 15:41:30
I've tried it every which way, but I cannot faithfully reproduce the
colour of this vase with the digital camera and software I am using.
It is a really TRUE turquoise, like the gem stone, like the edge of
the Indian Ocean where it meets white sand, etc, etc. Is this helping?
It might be that the way the glass has been blown has led to the
elusive colour that I can't quite capture; there is slip of matt white
glass inside, then a layer of deep turquoise amd then an outer casing
of clear glass. This also means the vase gets gradually lighter in
colour as the neck has been drawn out, so there is a slight ombre
effect.
The vase is 24 cm tall and 8cm across at the widest part of the square
body of the bottle shape. Apart from a couple of bubbles from the time
it was mouth blown and hand made there are no blemishes whatever on
this item, beyond some even wear to the base which suggests it was not
made "yesterday." I am no expert on this era or type of glass, but it
could date back as far as the 1950s. I wouldn't like to hazard a guess
as to its place of origin, but I bet one of you collectors out there
would know, so I've given you lots of big photos to ponder
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