scent-bottle

[Erdspiegel]

I dug this up last summer.A parfume flacon before 1850, made in France.
Heavy thick glas, lengh is 17,5 cm, existed with different cuts

[Harry Pristis]

That's an amazing little scent bottle! Think about the technique required to blow such a bit of glass!

[Unicorn]

That is a lovely scent bottle, are there any markings on it?

U.

[Erdspiegel]

That is a lovely scent bottle, are there any markings on it?

U.

There are no markings and no pontil.
A glas-collector book says it's french made and for one-way use.
Different lenghs would exsist.

[Harry Pristis]

There are no markings and no pontil.
A glas-collector book says it's french made and for one-way use.
Different lenghs would exsist.

Which book says that it is for one-time use? ...Rainer Kosler's book?

That doesn't seem to be good marketing: expensive packaging with very little product inside. Any time I see cut glass, I assume that it is not a disposable piece. You did indicate that this little fiole was cut glass, didn't you?

[Erdspiegel]

Yes,cut glas.

[Harry Pristis]

Thank you. I've seen those cross-cut flacons at bottle shows, but always assumed that they were bottles for the purse to be refilled as necessary. What does the caption say?

[Erdspiegel]

What does the caption say?

scent bottles,so called 'one way flacons'
common type of 1st half 19.century; perhaps all french,clear glas,cuts with parts of gold colour,the greatest 15,8 cm
the right: 'Violet A Paris'

[Harry Pristis]

That's great! I always appreciate learning something. Thanks.