GREEN FLOWER GARDEN - PESNICAK SIGNED Perfume Bottle
Item History & Price
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GREEN FLOWER GARDEN Interesting green perfume bottleSIGNED perfume bottle in the bottom “PESNICAK” This is art deco Czechoslovakian perfume bottle, highly collectible.
Gorgeous piece made in original historical Czechoslovakia mould.It is in an ART DECO style, original mould 1900 (pre- 1st World War), original RIEDEL MOULD.
It is in excellent condition (no chips, cracks, repair...s, scratches)The bottle 1st quality glass from Bohemia. Size:16 cm tall (incl. stopper)6.3 inch tall (incl. stopper)
Interior is clean & perfect - no flaws Little piece of history of the the signed bottle:These perfume bottles are made from Jizerske Mountains glass, they were made in a small hidden village in Czechoslovakia. Later on taken over by DESNA glass. All of these bottles are handmade in moulds (forms) that originated from Riedel in 1908.Sadly so rare now, and difficult to get this collection.
Never say never, however there are few points to consider that to get these bottles is so difficult.The moulds (forms) have been broken over the years and most of them are not available.These perfume bottles were handmade, by pressing the heated glass into the moulds.Hint: original old piece you can judge by little air bubbles in the glass (old ancestors had no posibility to push the tiny bubbles out from the mould), so little tiny bubles is not fault, however it is another sign of the genuine Czechoslovakian glass. Although, this beautiful piece - it is an ideal for anybody, who is interested in old glass or who is mixing his own homemade perfumes. Great to put on your dressing table - esp. if you can guarantee enough light coming throught or for real collectors.
Anyone, who is into bottles should bid!
Payment: accept PAYPAL only.The item is usually dispatched next working day (except of local/national holidays).Always shipped AIR MAIL and registered (for the easy check and tracking of the parcel for the customer).
Should you have any questions, please do contact me:
jafu[at]gmx.com
GREEN FLOWER GARDEN Interesting green perfume bottleSIGNED perfume bottle in the bottom “PESNICAK” This is art deco Czechoslovakian perfume bottle, highly collectible.
Gorgeous piece made in original historical Czechoslovakia mould.It is in an ART DECO style, original mould 1900 (pre- 1st World War), original RIEDEL MOULD.
It is in excellent condition (no chips, cracks, repair...s, scratches)The bottle 1st quality glass from Bohemia. Size:16 cm tall (incl. stopper)6.3 inch tall (incl. stopper)
Interior is clean & perfect - no flaws Little piece of history of the the signed bottle:These perfume bottles are made from Jizerske Mountains glass, they were made in a small hidden village in Czechoslovakia. Later on taken over by DESNA glass. All of these bottles are handmade in moulds (forms) that originated from Riedel in 1908.Sadly so rare now, and difficult to get this collection.
Never say never, however there are few points to consider that to get these bottles is so difficult.The moulds (forms) have been broken over the years and most of them are not available.These perfume bottles were handmade, by pressing the heated glass into the moulds.Hint: original old piece you can judge by little air bubbles in the glass (old ancestors had no posibility to push the tiny bubbles out from the mould), so little tiny bubles is not fault, however it is another sign of the genuine Czechoslovakian glass. Although, this beautiful piece - it is an ideal for anybody, who is interested in old glass or who is mixing his own homemade perfumes. Great to put on your dressing table - esp. if you can guarantee enough light coming throught or for real collectors.
Anyone, who is into bottles should bid!
Payment: accept PAYPAL only.The item is usually dispatched next working day (except of local/national holidays).Always shipped AIR MAIL and registered (for the easy check and tracking of the parcel for the customer).
Should you have any questions, please do contact me:
jafu[at]gmx.com
