Iridescent Art Glass Perfume Atomizer with Twisted Stem

This elegant perfume bottle is a fine example of late 20th-century art glass, standing approximately 6 to 8 inches in height. The vessel features an iridescent, hand-blown glass bulb with an opalescent finish that reflects a spectrum of pastel colors including pink, green, and lavender. The body sits atop a clear, solid glass twisted stem with a scroll-like decorative element, tapering down to a circular base. It is equipped with a functional gold-toned brass atomizer head and a long, black fabric-covered siphon cord ending in a classic squeeze bulb and decorative tassel. The craftsmanship indicates a hand-formed process, likely by an artisan firm such as those found in Murano or a high-end American boutique studio like Orient & Flume or Correia. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or deep scratches, though the metal hardware shows light signs of oxidation or patina consistent with age and handled use. The fabric on the bulb and tassel remains intact without fraying. This piece combines functional utility with decorative Art Nouveau-inspired aesthetics, likely dating from the 1970s to the 1990s.