Antique Liquor Bottle

Antique Liquor Bottle

• Vintage. 
• Found in a flea market in St. Etienne.
• Hand made of glass.
• Listing is for one bottle in the style shown.  Each one is unique and special.  We’ll choose a pretty one for you.
• 11″ H x 5″ W

Editor’s notes

A remarkable  late 19th to early 20th century blown-glass liqueur bottle,  crafted with four internal chambers designed to hold different spirits within a single vessel. These rare multi-compartment decanters were popular novelty pieces in Europe around 1880–1920, admired for both their ingenuity and sculptural beauty.

Hand-blown in clear glass with gently swollen bases and tall ribbed necks finished with applied collars, they show the subtle variations and soft waviness characteristic of pre-industrial glassmaking. Each bottle is capped with a natural cork stopper and stands as a fine example of French or Central European craftsmanship from the turn of the century.

Architectural, unusual, and wonderfully collectible—these bottles are striking display pieces as well as a testament to historic glass artistry.