Double-bellied bottle in iridescent glass - Silver and wood stopper

An elegant, double-bellied, blown-glass bottle with an iridescent decoration, displaying metallic reflections of blue, violet, and green depending on the light. The gourd shape is enhanced by two slender side handles. The original stopper, made of turned wood covered in engraved silver, adds a precious touch and contrasts beautifully with the glass's iridescence. A European workshop piece from the early 20th century, likely influenced by Loetz/Kralik (Bohemia) or the Nancy Glassworks . It has a lovely patina, without chips or cracks. It features an original hole at the base, presumably for pouring; the small stopper is missing.

✦ Origin: Central Europe (Bohemia or France)
✦ Estimated period: Early 20th century
✦ Dimensions: approximately 19 x 10.5 cm
✦ Material: Iridescent blown glass, engraved silver, and turned wood
✦ Condition: Very good overall condition, original cap, slight wear to the iridescence at the base. The small, easily replaceable cap for the pouring hole at the bottom of the bottle is missing.

A refined and luminous decorative piece, typical of Art Nouveau – perfect in an antique glassware display case or a collector's cabinet.