Pair of barber bottles or decanters, made of hand blown and shaped Blue semi-opaque glass. Original bloom-shaped top stoppers. Satin finish. All hand painted - Floral and bird decoration up front. Gilt trim. Bell-shaped form. Rough pontils on the undersides, as well as the air bubbles in the glass - a characteristic of glassware from the period. The two pieces differ slightly, another characteristic trait of antique glassware, as they were all handcraftedOne is marked (on both the stopper and underside of the body) with a number - 175. The other is with a gold number 24. Late Victorian period (circa late 1800's/early 1900's). Measurements: Approx. 10" high with stoppers, 7.5" without stoppers, 3.75" base diameter; Weigh about 1 lb. 4 oz. together. *** Please keep in mind that we have a professional and cost-effective in-house shipping service. If you need a quote, please contact us by sending us a message or calling our shipping department at (346)-600-3543. Combined shipping is available for multiple purchases ***

Very Good overall; All original and authentic condition. The stopper of one of them is shorter with a shallow flake at the very end, unseen when displayed on the bottle. A small minute spot of missing gilding on the rim of the bottle