Pair of Cut Glass Art Deco Perfume Bottles with Starburst Stoppers (1930s)

These ornate 1930s Art Deco cut-glass perfume bottles are a stunning matched pair, each featuring an oversized geometric starburst stopper that catches the light beautifully. The sharply faceted bodies, stepped shoulders, and deeply pressed motifs give them a sculptural, jewelry-like presence perfect for vanities, shelves, and vintage décor styling. Their weight, clarity, and feel are consistent with early pressed glass from the interwar period, and their generous architectural stoppers make them extraordinary display pieces. One stopper has small chips at the bottom of the ground plug, not visible when the stopper is inserted. A rare and eye-catching pair for collectors, decorators, or anyone who loves glamorous vintage glass.

Details & Features
Era: 1930s Art Deco
Material: Pressed glass
Design: Oversized faceted starburst stopper; geometric stepped bottle form
Use: Vanity décor, perfume display, shelf styling, wedding or event décor

Measurements
Approx. 6.5–7" tall with stopper
Bottle base approx. 2" square

Condition
Very good vintage condition with age-expected wear. Both bottles are clear and bright. One stopper has small chips on the ground-tip plug; structurally sound and not visible while displayed. No cracks.

Styling Notes
These shimmer beautifully on a vanity tray, in a bathroom with brass fixtures, or grouped with other cut-glass pieces. Also lovely as bud vases using the bottles alone.