This uranium glass apothecary bottle from the interwar period exemplifies the minimalist design language of the 1920s and 1930s. Its cylindrical body with rounded shoulders and wide neck, finished with a perfectly fitted, ground glass stopper, reflects the functional clarity and purity of line found in Bauhaus and early Art Deco. The entire piece is crafted from uniform uranium glass in a vivid lemon-lime hue, its luminosity heightened by a glossy, polished surface. Free from decorative motifs or accent colors, the bottle embodies the precision and restraint of technical glassware. The carefully ground neck and frosted stopper ensure an airtight seal, while the proportions remain balanced and harmonious. Produced in Czechoslovakian glassworks renowned for technical excellence, this example is preserved in very good condition with no visible wear, chips, or restorations, and retains its original stopper.This bottle carries the voice of an era that believed beauty could emerge from function and material. Uranium glass, seemingly modest by day, bursts into intense, almost neon green fluorescence under UV light—as if echoing the cabinets of curiosities and scientific progress of the interwar years. Its form tells a story of a time when everyday objects were designed for harmony and longevity, where laboratory precision did not preclude a sensual experience of color and light.The bottle may be displayed as a singular highlight on a shelf, in a vitrine, or
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Height14 cm
Length7 cm
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Length7 cm
Height14 cm
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