Vintage/Antique cut glass lay down perfume bottle with an integrated glass dauber (or applicator). This style of bottle was popular during the Art Deco era, particularly I the 1920s through the 1950s. This particular bottle’s teardrop shape and detailed cutting are also characteristic of the Art Nouveau and Edwardian periods, where ornate designs were highly favored. The bottle is made of clear, cut crystal or glass, featuring intricate facets that readily catch the light. It has a tapered, icicle-like shape and is designed to lay flat. The applicator includes a stopper used to apply perfume to the skin.

Beautiful for the vanity or display items particularly since this piece is in very good condition.  Such bottles were often made by skilled glass artisans, and their survival in good condition makes them desirable collectables today. 

Condition:  Bottle and dabber are in excellent antique condition.  There is a tiny chip at the top of the dabber that is barely noticeable.  The photos of the dabber make it appear as if there are other chips, but these are NOT chips.  They are instead slight indentations on either part of the dabber and is part of its beauty.    

Approximate measurements: Length with dabber 7”, Without dabber- 6.25”, Diameter at widest area- 1.25”. Weight 2.5 Oz.

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