Vintage Handblown Pink & Blue Glass Perfume Bottle on Pedestal & Dabber Wand for Sale

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Vintage Handblown Pink & Blue Glass Perfume Bottle on Pedestal & Dabber Wand For Sale

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Vintage Handblown Pink & Blue Glass Perfume Bottle on Pedestal & Dabber Wand:
$26.99

Vintage Handblown Pink & Blue Round Glass Perfume Bottle on a Pedestal & Polished Glass Teardrop Dabber WandPerfume Oil Potion Holy Water Fluid Vessel Vanity Bottle, whatever your function, glass has long been considered the best choice for scented liquids.

Unidentified maker, original Made in Taiwan sticker attached. Many quality glass makers are based in Taiwan from when Taiwan became the Republic of China and China was divided, many skilled artisans became based in Taiwan, also known as “free China\" and continue that tradition today.

Refillable clean unused fragrance perfume bottle with glass atomizer and frosted glass dabber wand.

9” tall total, 3” Dabber wand 3” wide at widest point, base measures 2 3/4\"

Excellent like new condition, found from a collector that stored her perfume bottles in display cases, well cared for, like new.

Unique Artistic elegance.

Timeless classic

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Note: Impact of Glassblowing on Perfume BottlesSyrian artists came up with the process of blowing in around 1st century BCE. It became popular in the Roman Empire among perfume enthusiasts.As perfumes were beginning to infiltrate the daily lives of the Romans, it became important to arrange for large-scale production of ancient perfume bottles. Glassblowing helped them accomplish just that. Blown glass was translucent and swifter to make. As a result, artists ditched core-formed or cast glass and used blown glass to make tableware, jewellery, and perfume bottles.We have also published this article about Ancient Roman Perfume History.A perfume bottle is called by any of the following six names: It is referred to as a falcon, perfume atomizer, perfume decanter, perfume vial, atomizer bottle.“All through the civilized eras of mankind a fundamental factor in the luxury and pleaser of perfume has been the beauty of its holder”. (Jones North 5) Since Egyptian times, we have been delighted by perfume bottles. Today, scent bottles, which are mostly made of glass, are considered works of art and sometimes serve as luxurious gifts.