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Posted 11 months ago
stormyeyes…
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My grandmother passed away, then my grandfather. My mom took over their collection of bottles. Then Mom passed unexpectedly and I have not been able to find the origin or any info about this unique & lovely bottle. It is hand painted, even the manufacturer's info is hand painted onto the bottle. There are two sets of matching hand painted wooden canastas attached to the neck of the bottle that show a bullfight on one side and an abstract kind of sword design on the other side. There are no marks on the bottom of the bottle but the glass is extremely heavy for it's 10 1/2" height and 5" width.
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I have the same bottle but without any paint. That is a beautiful bottle. :)