Bottle (3) - Stoneware - Historic Bottles (gres)

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Description from the seller

In this listing a fascinating collectible lot consisting of two historic stoneware bottles (glazed terracotta), ideal for collectors of vintage liqueurs, antiques dealers, or for furnishing bars and vintage environments.

1. Antique Curaçao Triple Sec Bottle – M. Collier & Cie
* Type: Curaçao Liqueur / Triple Sec
* Manufacturer: M. Collier & Cie (Successors of Bouhy S.cs)
* Material: Stoneware (two-tone glazed ceramic white/cream)
* Approximate Era: Late 19th Century / Early 20th Century (circa 1890 - 1920). The wording and graphics reference the historic Franco-Belgian production of exquisite aromatic liqueurs around the turn of the century.
* Condition: Original paper label present with evident and charming signs of time (patina of the era attesting authenticity). Stoneware body intact, no significant cracks.
. Measurements: HEIGHT 27.5CM DIAMETER 7.5 CM WEIGHT 817g

2. Vintage Bols Z.O. Genever Bottle – Amsterdam
* Type: Genever (Dutch Gin) "Zeer Oude" (Very Old)
* Manufacturer: Erven Lucas Bols 't Lootsje Amsterdam
* Material: Classic brown stoneware with raised marks on the shoulder
* Approximate Era: 1970s (identifiable by label design and neck finishing type)
* Condition: Empty bottle. Original historical labels front and back well preserved. Stoneware body in excellent condition.
. Measurements: HEIGHT 26.6CM DIAMETER 7.5CM WEIGHT 856g

3. Vintage Bottle without Label
* Type: Antique liquor bottle
* Manufacturer: unknown
* Material: Classic brown stoneware with raised marks on the shoulder
* Approximate Era: 1900
* Condition: Empty bottle without label. Body in stoneware in excellent condition.
. Measurements: HEIGHT 28CM DIAMETER 8.5CM WEIGHT 1109g

In this listing a fascinating collectible lot consisting of two historic stoneware bottles (glazed terracotta), ideal for collectors of vintage liqueurs, antiques dealers, or for furnishing bars and vintage environments.

1. Antique Curaçao Triple Sec Bottle – M. Collier & Cie
* Type: Curaçao Liqueur / Triple Sec
* Manufacturer: M. Collier & Cie (Successors of Bouhy S.cs)
* Material: Stoneware (two-tone glazed ceramic white/cream)
* Approximate Era: Late 19th Century / Early 20th Century (circa 1890 - 1920). The wording and graphics reference the historic Franco-Belgian production of exquisite aromatic liqueurs around the turn of the century.
* Condition: Original paper label present with evident and charming signs of time (patina of the era attesting authenticity). Stoneware body intact, no significant cracks.
. Measurements: HEIGHT 27.5CM DIAMETER 7.5 CM WEIGHT 817g

2. Vintage Bols Z.O. Genever Bottle – Amsterdam
* Type: Genever (Dutch Gin) "Zeer Oude" (Very Old)
* Manufacturer: Erven Lucas Bols 't Lootsje Amsterdam
* Material: Classic brown stoneware with raised marks on the shoulder
* Approximate Era: 1970s (identifiable by label design and neck finishing type)
* Condition: Empty bottle. Original historical labels front and back well preserved. Stoneware body in excellent condition.
. Measurements: HEIGHT 26.6CM DIAMETER 7.5CM WEIGHT 856g

3. Vintage Bottle without Label
* Type: Antique liquor bottle
* Manufacturer: unknown
* Material: Classic brown stoneware with raised marks on the shoulder
* Approximate Era: 1900
* Condition: Empty bottle without label. Body in stoneware in excellent condition.
. Measurements: HEIGHT 28CM DIAMETER 8.5CM WEIGHT 1109g

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1 g
Style subtype
Industrial design
Title additional information
Historic Bottles (gres)
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
France
Material
Stoneware
Style
Industrial
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
1 cm
Width
1 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
ItalyVerified
Private

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