#4219 Vintage clear pressed glass perfume bottle with a decorative fan stopper.

7”tall no chips or cracks. Perfume bottles have been used for centuries to store and dispense fragrant oils and essences. Early examples were often made of precious materials like alabaster, gold, and gemstones, reflecting the value placed on perfumes. As glassmaking techniques advanced, particularly in the 19th and 20th centuries, decorative glass perfume bottles became more accessible and widely produced, often featuring intricate designs and stoppers.

This particular bottle, with its pressed glass texture and elaborate fan-shaped stopper, is characteristic of the Art Deco era or mid-20th century. Such bottles were not only functional but also served as decorative objects on vanity tables, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of the time. Brands like Irice were known for producing stylish and affordable glassware, including perfume bottles, during this period.