Something blue with a dash of history! This early Steuben opalescent glass vessel with vibrant aqua blue stopper is an unassuming treasure. Though it looks contemporary, it was handblown over one-hundred years ago. Originally produced to hold fragrance, this empty bottle is ready for whatever you are inspired to hold within it. Maybe it will hold promises, memories, or a sweet thought. Even if it remains empty, this bottle is a beautiful example of antique craftsmanship!
Collector's Notes:
Antique 1920s (may range from 1916-1920). Steuben Opalescent Aqua Stopper Glass Scent Bottle with gold fleur-de-lis paper sticker on bottom.
"Steuben was founded in 1903 by renowned English glass master Frederick Carder, who named it for the New York State county where the town of Corning is located." - Steuben
Condition: Very Good - Excellent
Expected wear for age; minor surface scuffing throughout, topper has a few chips on bottom where it would hit the rim. Inspect images and video.
