A striking vintage Czech perfume bottle dating to the 1920s-1930s Art Deco period, featuring a bold faceted base and an oversized intaglio-cut stopper decorated with a floral motif. The body is made from yellow glass, an uncommon color that makes this example particularly eye-catching. These bottles were produced in Czechoslovakia (Bohemia) and exported widely to Europe and America during the interwar period, with examples by workshops such as Heinrich Hoffmann and Karl Palda now are highly sought after by collectors. Condition note: Stopper is intact, but the internal dauber/wand is chipped (see photos). Otherwise, the bottle and stopper display beautifully, with no cracks or major damage to the glass. Details: Origin: Czechoslovakia (Bohemian glass) Date: Circa 1920s-1930s Style: Art Deco Material: Cut and molded glass, intaglio stopper with floral design, Color Yellow (less common). The stopper dauber is chipped (see photos). Bottle and stopper otherwise intact with no major glass damage, retains excellent display quality.
