Scailmont - Perfume flask - Uranium glass

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Ancient pressed glass perfume bottle in ouraline, attributed to Verreries de Scailmont in Belgium, with a gold-yellow color that glows green under UV light and a geometric relief decoration including stars and facets; the original stopper is presumed, and there is a small crack at the neck.

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Wonderful antique perfume bottle in ouraline glass, attributed to Verreries de Scailmont (Belgium).

Elegant perfume bottle made of pressed molded glass, displaying a delicate golden-yellow tint in natural light and a spectacular intense green fluorescence under ultraviolet light, characteristic of uranium glass, also called ouraline.

This bottle captivates with the richness of its raised geometric decoration, combining star motifs, slender lines and finely worked facets. Its presumed original stopper, flared and faceted, harmoniously completes the refined silhouette of the piece.

Characteristics:

* Attributed manufacture: Verreries de Scailmont, Belgium
* Material: pressed molded ouraline glass
* Color: golden yellow, green fluorescence under UV
* Decoration: geometric motifs, stars and facets
* Stopper: matching, in ouraline glass
* Era: to be specified
* Provenance: Belgium

Notable feature:

Under a UV lamp, the bottle and its stopper reveal a particularly vivid green fluorescence, as shown in the photographs. This property is one of the major attractions of old ouraline glass objects, highly valued by glassware collectors.

A beautiful collectible piece, both decorative and representative of Belgian glassmaking know-how.

Condition: Minor chip in the neck. The photographs are an integral part of the description and help appreciate the details of this object.

Careful and secure packing for shipping.

Wonderful antique perfume bottle in ouraline glass, attributed to Verreries de Scailmont (Belgium).

Elegant perfume bottle made of pressed molded glass, displaying a delicate golden-yellow tint in natural light and a spectacular intense green fluorescence under ultraviolet light, characteristic of uranium glass, also called ouraline.

This bottle captivates with the richness of its raised geometric decoration, combining star motifs, slender lines and finely worked facets. Its presumed original stopper, flared and faceted, harmoniously completes the refined silhouette of the piece.

Characteristics:

* Attributed manufacture: Verreries de Scailmont, Belgium
* Material: pressed molded ouraline glass
* Color: golden yellow, green fluorescence under UV
* Decoration: geometric motifs, stars and facets
* Stopper: matching, in ouraline glass
* Era: to be specified
* Provenance: Belgium

Notable feature:

Under a UV lamp, the bottle and its stopper reveal a particularly vivid green fluorescence, as shown in the photographs. This property is one of the major attractions of old ouraline glass objects, highly valued by glassware collectors.

A beautiful collectible piece, both decorative and representative of Belgian glassmaking know-how.

Condition: Minor chip in the neck. The photographs are an integral part of the description and help appreciate the details of this object.

Careful and secure packing for shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
Uranium glass
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Manufacturer/brand
Scailmont
Material
Glass
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
14.5 cm
Width
6 cm
Depth
6 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
16
Objects sold
100%
Private

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