Verreries de Scailmont - Perfume bottle - Uranium glass





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Art Deco perfume bottle in uranium glass with its original stopper, ca. 1925–1935, made in Belgium by Verreries de Scailmont; height 15 cm, base 5 × 5 cm, weight 196 g, yellow‑green uranium glass with strong green fluorescence under UV light and a geometric relief body with vertical facets, rhomboid motifs and floral medallions.
Description from the seller
Art Deco perfume bottle in uranium glass with original stopper – approx. 1925–1935
Description
Elegant Art Deco perfume bottle made of pressed uranium glass, in a yellow-green hue with intense green fluorescence under ultraviolet light (395 nm).
The body features rich geometric relief decoration, with vertical facets, rhomboid motifs and floral medallions. It retains its original stopper, also in uranium glass, decorated with botanical motifs and provided with a frosted stem.
The piece is attributed to Verreries de Scailmont, Belgium.
Total height: 15 cm
Weight: 196 g
Good overall condition, with light signs of use and small irregularities typical of molded glass and its age. Please carefully examine the photographs, which are part of the description.
Art Deco perfume bottle in uranium glass with original stopper – approx. 1925–1935
Description
Elegant Art Deco perfume bottle made of pressed uranium glass, in a yellow-green hue with intense green fluorescence under ultraviolet light (395 nm).
The body features rich geometric relief decoration, with vertical facets, rhomboid motifs and floral medallions. It retains its original stopper, also in uranium glass, decorated with botanical motifs and provided with a frosted stem.
The piece is attributed to Verreries de Scailmont, Belgium.
Total height: 15 cm
Weight: 196 g
Good overall condition, with light signs of use and small irregularities typical of molded glass and its age. Please carefully examine the photographs, which are part of the description.

