Gingerbread Man Shaped Glass Bottle with Stopper

This item is a decorative glass bottle, formed in the shape of a gingerbread man. It appears to be made from a translucent amber or dark brown glass, giving it a rich, warm hue, especially when light passes through it. The surface of the glass is smooth and exhibits some reflectivity. The figure's 'face' area on the head seems to have raised glass dots or indentations that might represent eyes and a mouth. The body of the gingerbread man is decorated with painted or enameled details in a light, possibly pinkish-white color, mimicking the frosting often found on actual gingerbread cookies. These details include an outlined 'bib' or 'suspenders' on the torso, with a swirl design on the upper chest. A small heart motif is clearly visible on the lower abdomen. The 'hands' and 'feet' of the figure are also accented with these light-colored lines, suggesting cuffs or shoe details. The most unique feature is the round, solid light-pink or off-white spherical stopper that sits atop the head, suggesting the bottle's function. The stopper appears to be made of a different material than the bottle itself, possibly ceramic, glass, or plastic. Based on the human hand holding it, the item is relatively small, likely fitting comfortably within an adult's palm. The overall condition is described as 'real good shape,' and from the image, there are no immediate visible chips, cracks, or significant paint loss on the decorative elements, indicating good preservation. The craftsmanship seems solid for a novelty or decorative bottle, with clear molding of the glass and neat application of the painted details. It likely dates from the late 20th or early 21st century, given its style which evokes holiday or whimsical themes.