Vintage Cut Glass Perfume Bottle with Faceted Stopper – Numbered 63

a stunning small perfume bottle prettier and more desirable than some larger ones The form, size, faceted stopper and decorative cut-glass band all suit a vintage dressing table scent bottle / perfume flacon, likely mid-20th century rather than antique.

The etched “63” is still most likely a matching number for the stopper and bottle, which is a lovely detail and suggests the stopper belongs with the original bottle. Could be a date letter for 1963?

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15 cm tall

5 cm round at base

Vintage Cut Glass Perfume Bottle with Faceted Stopper – Numbered 63

A beautiful vintage cut glass perfume bottle, full of dressing table charm and old-world glamour.

This elegant scent bottle has a clear glass body with a decorative diamond-cut central band, rounded shoulders and a striking faceted stopper that catches the light beautifully. The design has that classic mid-century dressing table appeal — refined, sparkling and decorative without being overly ornate.

Both the bottle and stopper appear to be marked 63, suggesting that the stopper is original to the bottle and was numbered to ensure the correct fit. This is a lovely detail, as perfume bottle stoppers were often individually ground and matched to their bottles.

A charming piece for a vanity table, bedroom display, collector’s cabinet or vintage boudoir setting. It would also make a thoughtful gift for someone who loves antique and vintage perfume bottles, cut glass or decorative dressing table pieces.

Condition

Good vintage condition overall, with light age-related surface wear and signs of previous use. There may be minor internal residue/clouding and light marks around the neck and stopper, as expected with an older scent bottle. The stopper appears to fit and is numbered to match the bottle. No obvious major cracks or damage visible from the photographs. Minor nibbles to inside stopper

Perfect styled with silver brushes, powder jars, lace, vanity mirrors, vintage perfume adverts or Art Deco dressing table accessories.