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2 Art Deco Style Bottles - Same Makers Mark different designs

W
12 years ago
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Description

Both Bottles have the same makers Mark, a coat of arms raised on one side of the bottle.

 

The Blue Bottle:

Has a yellow lip that is not a lid, and does not have a lid with the bottle, is perfectly square up to the neck. 

Markings on the base are: '20cl 3' - 'A (then a circle with a V in the middle extending just outside the cirlce) 2' - '55 mm' 

 

The Yellow Bottle:

Has a cork stopper that is unknown if it came as the original stopper. The shape from the base until the start of the neck is a square with the sides pinched in, similar to a japanese senban shuriken.

Aside from the same coat of arms on one side of the bottle, the only marking on the base appears to be: '55' however it is very faint and hard to see even close up to the naked eye and may be either '56' or '58'.

 

 

Category Art Deco and Art Nouveau
Medium Glass with a coloured vinyl/plastic coating
Distinguishing marks A Coat of Arms on one side, and then differing base markings as detailed in the long description
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item Approx H:30/35cm W:5/7cm D:same as W
Date Period unknown
Weight approx 200/300 grams per bottle
History Unknown - owned by previous owner of house with whom I had no contact.
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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