Mid-Century Cranberry Pink Hand-Blown Glass Perfume Bottle

This is a vintage hand-blown glass perfume bottle, characterized by its elegant squat, bulbous body and a clear, solid glass stopper. The piece exhibits a lovely cranberry or blush pink gradient, with the most intense color concentrated at the thickened base, fading slightly toward the neck. The neck of the bottle features a distinct applied glass collar or ring, also in pink, which provides a comfortable grip and aesthetic interest. The stopper is a clear glass orb with a tapered stem that fits into the neck; internal air bubbles (seeds) are visible within the clear stopper, indicating a hand-made process rather than high-production machine manufacturing. The craftsmanship is refined, with smooth, rounded curves and a light, airy transparency. Its style and coloration are indicative of mid-20th-century glasswork, possibly Italian or Bohemian in origin. The vessel appears to be in very good condition with no visible chips or cracks, though light surface scratches on the base may be present from age and use. The pontil mark on the underside (where the piece was detached from the blowpipe) is likely ground and polished, which is a sign of higher quality construction. This decorative vanity accessory measures approximately 4 to 5 inches in total height.