Perfume Bottles

16AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY GLASSLundberg and started making qualitypaperweights in 1972. This firm is noted fortheir iridescent and Art Nouveau-style designs.7” Lotton atomizer in peach with green, ca.2000, $550Orient and Flume of Chico, Californiawas founded in 1972 by Douglas Boyd andDavid Hopper. Its highly regarded iridescentglass perfumes with Art Nouveau motifs aresought after by collectors.Lundberg Studio of Davenport,California was founded by the late JamesChapter 4AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY GLASS7.3” Lundberg Studio dark blue glass bottlewith white and green flower motif, tall clearstopper with dauber, 1990, signed bySalazar and Steven Lundberg $165ENGLISH PERFUME BOTTLESAlthough there was certainly a widerange of perfume and scent bottles producedin glass and ceramics before the Victorianera, the most popularly collected examplesdate from the last half of the 19th century. Avariety of the style of bottles and theirmanufacturers will be discussed below.Stevens and Williams was a majormanufacturer of fine English art glass. Thecompany began making specialty glasswarein about 1847, when William Stevensbought an existing glasshouse located nearStourbridge. The factory made a number ofinnovative lines and cased colorcombinations. Its most easily recognizablepieces feature applied ribbon trim.Stevens and Williams emerald greenengraved to clear bottle with a pinched-inshape (also called the “Kettroff” shape or“glug-glug”). Silver hallmarked for 1897-98,$2,500-$3,000.