Some are old, some not so old, but they all reflect my taste. My favorite bottles are Czechoslovakian cut glass. I also really enjoy anything with an ornate stopper. I'm so busy keeping the rest of my site going that I have pretty much ignored this page. Please keep in mind that these pictures were taken way back when digital cameras first came out. They aren't very clear and I haven't had time to retake them. Hope you enjoy anyway!
| OK, I'm finally adding some more bottles to look at! I won't waste any time with text, here are some beauties to enjoy! Flamingo bottle Courting couple Victorian lady Lady & peacock Prism stopper in two colors |
| My favorite bottle, a rare, cornucopia perfume bottle made in Czechoslovakia. |
| Czechoslovakian bottle with blue stopper. |
| Czechoslovakian bottle with blue prism stopper carved with flowers. |
| Pink Czech bottle, stopper is badly chipped but bottle is gorgeous! (Closeup) |
| Pink Czech bottle |
| Clear Czech bottle & stopper |
| Czech bottle, clear with red stopper |
| Czech bottle, clear with amber stopper |
| Mary Gregory perfume bottle blown by Harrach Glass Company. Mary Gregory decoration done by Muhlhaus Glass Co. Circa 1895 to 1900. Bohemian. |
| Two flower stoppers of pressed glass. They seem to have similar bottles which leads me to believe they are from the same company but I have never seen any pictures of bottles like these. Anyone know anything about them? I would like to find more. |
| Two bottles by Imperial Glass Co., both stoppers and clear glass bottle were definitely one of their molds, however I'm not so sure about the black bottle. Stopper fits perfectly, but I've never seen these two together before. |
| Not my normal taste, but an interesting looking atomizer. |
| Two pressed glass bottles. (No pictures yet) |
| Brass & glass with glass dauber. |
| Extremely cut glass Czech with flower basket stopper. This is a clear bottle and stopper but we were having fun with the lighting effects. Picture #1, Picture #2 |
| Made by Imperial Glass Company for Irice. Glass has turned amethyst colored. |
| Large frosted & clear pressed glass bottle. |
| Made in Occupied Japan bottle. |
| Pressed glass bottle with rectangular stopper |
| Pressed glass perfume bottles and powder with jadite stoppers & cover. |
If you like elaborate stoppers, Imperial Glass Company made many of these. There is a wonderful book out called Imperial's Boudoir, Etcetera . . . A Comprehensive Look at Dresser Accessories for Irice and Others. A copy may be ordered for $26.95. Please add $3.00 for shipping and Texas residents must add $2.09 for tax.
Make check payable and send to:
Bob Garrison
3816 Hastings Drive
Arlington, TX 76013
