Beautiful antique milk bottle made of thick glass with a porcelain stopper, acid-etched, from the Chenel house, 24 rue de Lévis in Paris. The structured design with the mention "Lait de Normandie" (Normandy Milk) and a gold medal from Paris 1899 highlights the origin of the milk and the quality of the product, in a style typical of early 20th-century dairy advertising. Filling it with milk enhances the contrast and brings out the delicacy of the etching. An authentic and decorative piece, ideal for collecting or vintage display.
✦ Origin: France, 24 rue de Lévis, Paris ✦ Estimated era: Early 20th century ✦ Dimensions: Approx. 29 cm high, approx. 10 cm in diameter ✦ Material: Thick molded glass ✦ Condition: Good general condition, no major defects, small chip on the bottom at the back, signs of use, complete closure system, metal oxidation, porcelain stopper.
Very beautiful piece of antique advertising glassware, with clear and decorative graphics, ideal for a vintage display.
