Peach Swirl Glass Perfume Bottle with Gilt Metal Collar
Decorative Art, Glass Vessel / Perfume Bottle • Unidentified Maker, likely Continental European or American studio glass production, reminiscent of Empoli glass or similar mid-century decorative traditions.

Style & Movement
Mid-Century Modern / Retro Decorative Arts
Medium & Technique
Blown glass with internal feathered or swirled inclusions, cased glass technique, fitted with a metallic, possibly brass or gilt metal, multi-tiered collar/neck mount.
Creation Period
Mid-20th Century, c. 1950s - 1970s
Dimensions & Format
Estimated height: 6 to 8 inches; estimated width: 5 to 6 inches; globular, squat desk or vanity format.
Subject Description
A bulbous, squat glass perfume or scent bottle featuring an opaque peach and cream swirled or feathered internal pattern. The body is crowned by a stepped, polished metallic collar resembling architectural or classical molding.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good. The glass body is structurally sound with minor surface dust and minor wear to the metallic collar consistent with age and handling.
Estimated Market Value
$30 - $75 USD
Auction Estimate
$20 - $50 USD
Provenance History
Unknown estate or thrift store acquisition context. Likely acquired as part of a mid-century vanity set or decorative collection.
Art Historical Significance
Representative of mid-20th-century vanity accessories and decorative glassware, highlighting the mass-to-studio transition of decorative glassblowing techniques popular in post-war interior design.
Notable Features
Distinctive peach-toned internal feathering pattern paired with an unusual stepped, heavy metallic neck fitting that resembles architectural column capitals.
Condition Issues
Slight tarnishing or patina on the gilt metal collar; potential minor surface scuffs or dust accumulation on the glass surface.
Conservation Recommendations
Gentle cleaning with a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth and mild soapy water for the glass. Avoid harsh chemical abrasives on the metallic collar to preserve the original finish.