Brooklyn Bottles

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

Italian Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, Italy). Bulbous ballon/teardrop form composed of attractive emerald green free-blown glass ex...

French Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (early 20th Century, France). Composed of attractive teal green (more green than blue) free-blown glass exhibiting trap...

Italian Demijohn / Carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. early 20th Century, Italy). Composed of attractive green free-blown glass exhibiting trapped air bubbles within t...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

Set of two vintage American amber glass apothecary/medicine bottles known as "Druggist's Packing Bottles" coined by the Illinois Glass Company, an early producer in the US of these p...

Set of three vintage American amber glass apothecary/medicine bottles known as "Druggist's Packing Bottles" coined by the Illinois Glass Company, an early producer in the US of these...

'Ol. Vaselini' pharmacy bottle / apothecary jar (circa late 1920s / early 1930s, Germany). Amber glass with button stopper and enamel label. "86" is etched into the bottle itself and...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

A sterling silver perfume bottle with a modernism design. It has swirls around the front and back with a scalloped edge. On top a lapis stone cr...

5th Avenue, NYC offers a unique avenue view of the building previouly seen in the Skyscraper Series by using a mirrored box to create an infinity effect. Meant to recreate the long v...

Venini murano glass bottles, Incalmo two-toned neck vases, set of three, c 1961. Free blown incalmo glass bottles with fused two tone necks, Polished pon...

'Amyl. Tritici' (Amylum Tritici) pharmacy bottle/apothecary jar (circa late 1920s/early 1930s, Germany). Amber glass with orb stopper and enamel label. "36" is marker applied to the ...

Oversized store display/advertising bottle for Three Feathers Whiskey (ca. 1940s, USA). Composed of amber glass with dual labels and original wooden stopper. Specks present to the gl...

Beautiful vintage Italian art glass flask bottle with its matching original stopper, manufactured by V. Nason & C. (Murano, Italy) circa 1960s.. This striking piece features a disti...

Italian Modern stoneware vase by Bruno Gambone with rectangular base supporting an elegant, tapered neck and flared aperture (ca. late 1950s, Italy). White glaze with specks of turqu...

Pale green demijohn/carboy originally used for transporting wine (ca. Early 20th Century, France). Composed of 'blown-to-mold' glass (a method accepted ...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity of the viewers, who just can’t refrain from taking the lid off to peek inside and find out the truth. Additional information: Material: Blown, engraved Color: Grass green...

Monumental stoneware vase/bottle with button stopper in matte dark brown glaze by Kay Finch Ceramics, which operated in Corona Del Mar, California from 1935-...

For your consideration is this exceptional and rare pair of early decorative art glass bottles by Vicke Lindstand for Orrefors, Sweden. Each handmade/mouth-blown bottle is unique and...

I dare you to find a more beautiful 19th century whiskey-vessel. 19th century Scottish pearlware. Rare form, rare decoration. Vivid paint and glaze. Some paint loss to rim. No c...

A pair of sterling silver and crystal perfume bottles made in England, circa 1907. Each bottle has an elaborate cut-glass design with...

A multitude of shapes and colours. Every bottle has its own, chosen with care by Paolo Venini in 1956. Skilfully etched to conceal their imaginary content, they pique the curiosity o...

Ceramic jug with ceramic stopper in a deep ochre / dijon palette with incised decoration. Signed "Pollack '73." Measures: H 9" (without stopper) / 9.75" (with stopper) D 2.25" L...