Eickholt Studios Millefiori Flower Art Glass Perfume Circa 2000

  

EICKHOLT STUDIOS MILLEFIORI FLOWER ART GLASS PERFUME CIRCA 2000. We have the privilege to offer you this signed and dated, Eickholt Studios millefiori flower art glass, perfume. Done in beautiful colors of pinks, green, white, yellow and black, it is etched signed, Eickholt 2000 PFCR.

Measures 7 1/4" tall by 3 1/2" at the widest point and 4 1/2 tall without the glass stopper/dauber. Has the original beautiful clear glass stopper/dauber, which looks like a tall tear drop. It is in beautiful condition with no cracks, chips or flea bites.

The pictures do it no justice at all, it is just stunning in person. Eickholt Studios was started by Robert Eickholt in 1978 in Columbus, Ohio.

He studied glass blowing in Berkely, California and in May of 2013 he announced he retired. This gorgeous perfume bottle would accentuate any perfume or Eickholt glass collection.

We will do our best to describe each item as accurately as possible. However, our items are vintage, light wear consistent with age and use must be expected. We have photographed every part for you so that you can see the condition.

Feel free to ask any questions, we are easy to deal with. PO Box 10, 3487 Waterbury - Stowe Road. We are available to answer e-mails from 10:00 A. (Eastern Time) Seven days a week. Check out our other quality auctions.

In regard to furniture and accessories, we sell antique furniture and accessories. As most people know, these pieces become more beautiful with age because of movements and distress in the woods, some having restoration.

Spindle turnings will not be uniform and swell unevenly with age. Woods tend to get stress fractures on support systems and where wide board construction is used.

85% of 18th Century veneers have had some restoration during their life. Pine secondary woods might fracture, making overlays and veneers have the same fracture lines. Old finishes might alligator, fade, fisheye or darken, depending on where the pieces was placed.

All of these are desired by a true collector and gives it personality. Do not expect these early pieces to be like new. These pieces age gracefully just as we do, giving them unique personality.

We do our best to describe and photograph all items thoroughly, but handle a quantity of pieces every day and might miss something. We know if they tick, run, move and are in tune with the quality of sound, but offer no guarantees on these items. You are welcome to personally view or pick your item up at our showroom, \which contains Early American to Continental furniture, fine paintings and prints, fine porcelains and glass, plus almost every category pertaining to our past. Open seven day a week 10:00 to 5:00.