Perfume bottle, Art Nouveau & Neo-Baroque, transparent glass, Bohemia, Czech Republic, 1950s.
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This Bohemian perfume bottle from the 1950s exemplifies the artistry of mid-century European decorative crafts. The bottle’s slender, elongated silhouette is fashioned from clear glass with a subtle, warm amber hue, adorned with intricate silver-toned metal filigree. Lace-like patterns frame the top and bottom edges, while the central band features ornate floral and scrollwork motifs, evoking both Art Nouveau fluidity and Baroque revival exuberance. The filigree has a matte, gently aged finish, contrasting with the smooth, glossy surface of the cylindrical, screw-on metal cap. The proportions are harmonious, and each detail is executed with the precision characteristic of Bohemian glassmaking traditions. The glass is clear, free from chips or cracks, and the metalwork displays a delicate, authentic patina. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with all original elements intact and no visible signs of restoration. Within this diminutive bottle lies a narrative from an era when everyday objects were approached as small works of art. The gentle lines of Art Nouveau meet the decorative richness of Neo-Baroque—glass and metal engaging in a quiet conversation, recalling the elegance of postwar Central Europe. The filigree’s subtle patina and the glass’s soft amber undertone evoke the atmosphere of bygone boudoirs, where the ritual of applying perfume was a moment of quiet celebration. The bottle would be well suited for display on a bedroom vanity or as part of an antique collection, paired with a porcelain jewelry
DIMENSION
Height2 cm
Depth2 cm
Width7 cm
Dimension details
Width7 cm
Height2 cm
Depth2 cm
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