Bohemian amber blown glass perfume bottle by Včelnička with hand-painted floral enamel decoration and solid clear stopper, c. 1980

Artistic glass perfume bottle produced by the Včelnička manufactory in the Bohemia region (former Czechoslovakia). This specimen is characterized by its amber-toned blown glass body and hand-painted floral decoration. History: The Včelnička glassworks has its roots in the tradition started by B. Hückel & Sons in 1846. During the second half of the 20th century, the manufactory specialized in decorated glass for export, maintaining traditional painting techniques that have defined Bohemian crystal for centuries. Details: - Period: Circa 1980. - Technique: Mold-blown glass with hand-painted enamel. - Size: Height of 10.5 cm (4.1 inches). - Weight: 110 g (3.88 oz). - Material: Colored glass with a solid clear glass stopper. - Condition: Structural integrity maintained. Features the original factory label. The stopper is functional and fits correctly. Minimal patina consistent with age is present. Value: Of interest for Czech glass collecting or as a decorative element for vintage vanities. Due to its vintage nature and use as a fragrance container, this item is non-returnable. The stopper seal may not be airtight for modern liquid transport.