Bottle (2) - Glass - in engraved and gilded glass

Pair of decorative bottles in cut and gilded glass – Europe, first half of the 20th century

Elegant pair of decorative bottles in transparent glass, characterized by a refined incised floral motif enriched with gilded details. Both feature a slightly elongated bulbous body resting on a circular foot, and a flared neck adorned with three relief rings with thin gilded finishes. The flared mouth is further enhanced by a gilded band.
The decoration, distributed along the bodies of the bottles, consists of stylized botanical elements, leaves and small ornamental motifs created with a matte surface finish, in contrast with the transparency of the glass.
The shape and decorative repertoire recall European glassmaking tradition of the first half of the twentieth century, with possible Central European influences.
The two pieces have different dimensions but share the same formal and decorative setup, forming a harmonious ensemble.

Technical characteristics
Type: pair of decorative bottles
Material: transparent glass
Decoration: incised or satinized floral motifs with gilded details
Large bottle: diameter 12 cm, height 24 cm
Small bottle: diameter 9.5 cm, height 21 cm
Total weight: 1,030 g
Estimated period: first half of the 20th century, circa 1930–1950
Region of production: Europe, unidentified manufacture
Marks or signatures: none detected
Stoppers: not present

Conditions
Generally good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use. Wear and partial loss of gilding are observed, especially along the upper edges, neck rings, and some decorative elements. There are also small surface marks and slight irregularities in the glass. No evident major breaks detected. The bottles are offered without their respective stoppers. The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Shipping
The items will be carefully and professionally packed, with individual impact protection and materials suitable for fragile glass. Tracked shipping with particular attention to safety during transport.