Elongated display flacon featuring a dramatic hand-cut spire stopper, ideal for showcase display of delicate natural artifacts.
Inspired by 1910s Kensington Natural History museum jars. The stopper is ground into the bottle mouth by hand with carborundum paste for zero wobble.
Hand-finished in Boston by skilled glassworkers. Subtle variations in bubble distribution, wall thickness, and pontil markings testify to authentic artisan execution.
Optical-grade lead-free crystal glass (3.6mm wall thickness). Hand-faceted 45mm spire stopper with 19/26 ground joint.
Dust gently with feather duster or rinse with lukewarm water. Do not invert jar while holding only the spire stopper.
Housed in a custom fitted foam case with embossed foil cover and historic provenance booklet.
Tracked parcel delivery dispatched within 24 hours from our Boston studio. Break-free guarantee on all US domestic shipments.
"Flawless ground joint. The amber tint is deeply rich and shields my botanical samples perfectly. Highly recommended workshop."
"A substantial, heavy vessel that looks extraordinary on a vintage display cabinet. Exceptional quality."
