A bold Art Deco triangle in cut crystal, topped with a tall pointed stopper — striking proof that Czechoslovakian glasswork rarely did anything halfway.
Maker: Not marked; unattributed Czechoslovakian glasshouse
Materials: Cut crystal
Dimensions: approx. 6" tall x 2" wide
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Era: Vintage, 1920s–1940s (estimated)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A genuinely desirable gift for a perfume bottle collector, or a striking piece to anchor a vanity or dressing table on its own.
Like most perfume bottles exported from Czechoslovakia in the 1920s and '30s, this one arrived empty, ready to be filled with the fragrance of choice. The country's glassmaking industry dominated the American and European market for cut, cast, and blown perfume bottles right up until the start of WWII, and this geometric shape is a textbook example of the era's confident style.
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