Art Deco Bouton Bath Crystal BottleVery unusual antique bath crystal bottle made of frosted glass in a striking art nouveau pattern. The bottle retains its original cork stopper & there are a few remnants of the scented crystals inside It smells like an amber floral with a little citrus. The label on the bottom says Bouton, New York. I was not able to find any history about this defunct store sadly lost to time. But the bottle will make a gorgeous addition to any deco inspired home.

This particular image is especially associated with Orthodox Christianity

or a chic place to hide your remotes on your coffee table

no one dug these up- It was common practice for ornaments and name plates to be removed before the casket went into the ground

She measures about 18” tall & 9” at widest

but the style of case and mat as well as the slightly curved glass place it around the mid 1850s to mid 1860s

early 20th century sacred heart painting on silk

This deck dates to the 1970s and is in very good condition with some signs of handling and use over the decades

Copyright dated 1900

The front offers a photo of the widow wearing a crepe veil

This print is from James Baillie

This is a particularly nice example

All the bottles look to be original to the set