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Frosted Blown Glass Toilet Water Bottle with Stopper - Early 1900s

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Frosted Blown Glass Toilet Water Bottle with Stopper - Early 1900s

Name: Frosted Blown Glass Toilet Water Bottle with Stopper - Early 1900s
Brand: Unknown
SKU: 2991
Price: 109.990000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.72 (81 reviews)

$109.99

81 reviews

Hand painted and white frosted, blown glass makes this toilet water bottle truly exquisite! From the early 1900s and likely of French origin; bottle stands 5 3/4 inches tall with its blue stopper. Bottle has striking floral decorations and a lovely blue stopper with gilded edges. Bottle is in good to very good condition, with little to no chips or cracks. No fragrance included in bottle. Stopper has many chip issues; one on the gilded edge and others on the stopper end. Please see all pictures for details. Item has been appraised by Dr. Lori Verderame, PhD Antiques Appraiser.