Description :

A: Orrefors Crystal Perfume Bottle – Sweden (Marked)

Maker: Orrefors, Sweden (retains original foil label)

Material: Handblown crystal

Dimensions: Approx. 3 in. tall

Design: Rounded modernist body with frosted ground stopper

Details: A pristine example of Scandinavian minimalism, this petite perfume bottle showcases Orrefors’ signature clarity and balance. The frosted stopper adds a tactile contrast to the sleek, fluid form.

Collecting Note: Founded in 1898, Orrefors is celebrated for its precision cutting and luminous glasswork. Perfume bottles by the brand remain highly sought after by collectors of Swedish crystal.

B: Likely Japanese Lead Crystal Perfume Bottle – “Pagoda” Stopper Design

Material: Cut and molded lead crystal

Dimensions: Approx. 8¼ in. tall

Design: Tall obelisk form with internal stepped “pagoda tower” motif; sharply faceted base

Era: Likely 1960s

Attribution: Comparable to works by Toyo or Sasaki

Details: A sculptural standout, this bottle evokes mid-century fascination with architectural geometry. The internal pagoda motif adds depth and intrigue, while the faceted base refracts light with precision.

Collecting Note: Japanese crystal makers of the 1960s embraced bold, modernist forms—this bottle exemplifies that era’s innovation in vanity glass design.

C: Likely Czech Cut Crystal Perfume Bottle – Floral Intaglio Stopper

Material: Pressed and cut crystal Dimensions: Approx. 6½ in. tall

Design: Square hobstar-cut base with elongated stopper featuring etched floral intaglio

Era: Likely 1930s–1950s

Attribution: Closely parallels Bohemian/Czech perfume bottles from the early-to-mid 20th century

Details: Richly detailed and luminous, this bottle blends ornate craftsmanship with romantic floral etching. The hobstar base adds brilliance, while the elongated stopper elevates its silhouette.

Collecting Note: A classic example of Czech vanity glass artistry, prized for its decorative elegance and historical charm.