Pair of Ruby Red Art Glass Decorative Bottles

This set consists of two small decorative glass bottles, likely perfume bottles or apothecary-style jars, fashioned in a vibrant ruby red translucent glass. The bottle on the left features a smooth, flattened circular body with a short neck and flared rim, appearing as a classic flask shape. The bottle on the right exhibits a more ornate, bulbous teardrop form with a molded ribbed pattern emanating from the base in a vertical or sunburst fashion, giving it a textured, shell-like appearance. Both pieces show a deep, rich coloration consistent with 'ruby gold' or cranberry glass techniques popular in late 19th to mid-20th-century decorative arts. The craftsmanship appears to be mold-blown glass. While no specific maker's marks are visible on the surfaces in the image, the style is reminiscent of mid-century collectible glass from manufacturers such as Avon, Fenton, or Viking Glass, likely dating from the 1960s to 1980s. The condition appears fair to good; there is some visible cloudiness or residue on the interior of the ribbed bottle, and light surface scuffing is present on the exterior of the smooth bottle. Both lack their original stoppers, which is a common condition issue that impacts their utility and value as a complete set.