English Thomas Webb Rock Crystal Glass Hand-Carved Perfume Bottle, Circa 1880

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English Thomas Webb Rock Crystal Glass Hand-Carved Perfume Bottle, Circa 1880 This marvelous hand-carved rock crystal glass perfume bottle, attributed to the Martelé technique of the Fritchi school, showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Characterized by its solid, substantial weight, this perfume bottle boasts intricate and beautifully balanced carvings that envelop the entire body, base, and the rounded stopper. It is in remarkable condition, displaying no discernible flaws, attesting to the meticulous care with which it has been preserved. The bottle features a delicately turned neck with fluting, leading to the bottle's lovely, rounded belly, which is perfectly mirrored in the equally rounded stopper top. The hand-carved pattern that adorns the entire body of the bottle is a display of stylized flowers, scrolls, and foliate elements that twist and wind in an enchanting dance around its surface. This substantial English rock crystal glass perfume bottle is not merely a vessel for fragrance but a work of art that captures the elegance and craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Its superb condition and masterful carving make it a truly captivating addition to any collection.

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