Gerstendorfer Bros produced their famous Japanese Gold paint from 1880-1899. 1880-1899. Vial measures approx 2.2 high. Cork lid fits securely is unopend. It is clear glass with a cork, filled with Japanese gold paint that has dried out. The cork is removable but looks slightly split. Japanese Gold Paint was used for all types of artistic and decorative gilding.
- Item Title: 1880’s Gerstendorfer Bros Unopened Artist's Gold Paint Powder in Glass Vial
- Condition:
- Unopened and in excellent vintage condition
- Original packaging intact
- Brand: Gerstendorfer Bros
- Features:
- Rare artist's gold paint powder, perfect for collectors and artists alike
- Beautiful glass vial showcasing the vintage design
- Dates back to the 1880s, adding historical value
- Description:
- A unique collectible for art enthusiasts or vintage lovers
- This unopened vial represents a slice of art history and craftsmanship
- Authenticity:
- Guaranteed authentic and from a reputable source
- Shipping:
- Carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery
- Fast shipping with tracking provided
- Return Policy:
- 30-day return policy if not satisfied
- Payment Options:
- Accepts PayPal and major credit cards
- Photos:
- High-quality images of the vial from multiple angles
The product is a rare and unique unopened artist's gold paint powder in a glass vial from the 1880s by Gerstendorfer Bros. The gold-colored powder is contained in an ink bottle, originating from the United States. This collectible item is a piece of art history, showcasing the craftsmanship and prestige of the late 19th century. Perfect for art enthusiasts or collectors of antique inks and bottles, this product offers a glimpse into the artistic world of the past.