Antique Pressed Glass Lady Bust Figural Liquor Bottle c.1900 Wedgwood

Antique Pressed Glass Lady Bust Figural Liquor Bottle c.1900 WedgwoodThis unusual figural bottle is moulded in clear pressed glass as the bust of an elderly lady, and dates to the late 19thearly 20th century, a period when novelty glass containers for spirits and cordials were highly fashionable. Standing approximately 27 cm high, it has an octagonal stepped base which rises into an oval socle supporting the ladys bust, while the neck and mouth of the bottle emerge vertically from the top of the head in a continuous

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emphasizing the mug’s journey and survival over time

Form: Cylindrical spill vase

glassy glaze

this figurine exemplifies the brand’s reputation for precision

One face is headed by a scroll inscribed “CHINESE GORDON” and sets out key milestones in his career: “BORN JAN

and brooches

including ENGLAND and accompanying date or shape codes

with the body

It remains a charming example of Wedgwood’s historic production and a wonderful representation of the brand’s Victorian-era aesthetic influences

minor age-related wear and manufacturing characteristics may be present