Green Hand Blown Wine Bottle from Late 19th Century, France

These French hand-blown glass bottles, in a deep olive hue, exemplify rustic charm and artisanal craftsmanship. Each bottle, unique in its form due to the hand-blown process, serves ...

English mid-century clear glass bottles in graduated sizes with round matching glass stoppers. The bottles are satisfyingly heavy, with a beautiful ...

These mid-century clear glass bottles from England, circa 1940, come with round matching glass stoppers that perfectly complement their simple yet s...

This exquisite late 19th-century American barber bottle, crafted from cobalt blown glass, showcases a rich, deep blue hue complemented by a hand-painted white enamel floral motif. Th...

This antique hand-crafted wine bottle has no maker's marks, but presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1740 and done in a period Georgian style. The glass...

Antique - Decoration - 19th A tall late 19th century green glass decanter with faceted cut decoration to the neck, retaining the original spire-shaped stopper Measures : Ø 7cm H:39cm

This very large and substantial antique wine bottle's exact origins are unknown, but it is presumed to be English or possibly Dutch and dating from the early 1700's. The bottle was hand blown and formed and uses a very thick deep olive green glass. The slightly bent neck has a very thick stem and top which leads to a large bulbous or flask shaped base. The front and back sides have been slightly flattened which was likely done for packing and stability during shipping. The capacity of this bottle has not been tested, but presumed to be in the 2 Imperial gallon...

This large light turquoise demijohn is a classic French demijohn from the 1950s. Light green / turquoise pressed glass with visible air pockets. A timeless home decor to set accents, as a floor vase with...