Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass objects – vases, carafes & more
This perfume bottle is an excellent example of 1930s Art Deco design. Crafted from high-quality, faceted Bohemian crystal, the bottle impresses with its clear geometric shape and elegant combination of transparency and a decoration of black, vertical stripes painted in black solder.
The hexagonal body and fan-shaped cap reflect the typical style of the Art Deco era: clean lines, symmetry, and a touch of luxury. The vertical black decorative elements give the object a striking graphic effect and underscore the modernity of the design.
Bohemian Glass Art
This bottle most likely originates from a Bohemian glass factory such as Karl Palda's. Bohemia was a leader in the production of luxury perfume bottles and glassware, especially in the 1920s and 1930s, and was internationally renowned for its innovative crystal and glass designs.
Such bottles were often handcrafted. They combine Bohemian craftsmanship with timeless aesthetics—a true Art Deco collector's item.
