Malachite glass perfume bottle by Curt Schlevogt, around 1930, Bohemia

The American-born entrepreneur Curt Schlevogt established his own company focusing on exporting Jablonec pearls in 1928. In the following years, however, his enterprise also began intensively pursuing the production of artistic crystallery (minute applied glass objects made by molding or blowing). The collection was initially dominated by toilet and flacon sets and later also by smoking implements, glass sculptures, vases, lamps, liquor sets, devotional articles and minute glass objects. The company gained fame and favor of glass lovers mainly by fashionable glass materials jade, jade turquoise and lapis lazuli from which significant part of the collection was mould in the Josef Riedl glassworks in Polubný.
Condition: Age-related patina on the metal mount, glass undamaged. Works fine.
Dimensions: (dimensions without tube and air bellows) Height 14 cm, width 10 cm, depth 4 cm