STUNNING ANTIQUE COBALT BLUE BEYKOZ GLASS ROSEWATER SPRINKLER BOTTLE - OTTOMAN

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STUNNING ANTIQUE COBALT BLUE BEYKOZ GLASS ROSEWATER SPRINKLER BOTTLE - OTTOMAN:
$295.00

Being offered is a stunning late 18th Century to early 19th Century cobalt blue Beykoz rosewater sprinkler bottle from Turkey during the Ottoman Empire . This piece measures 11 3/8\" tall (29 cm) with a 3 3/8\" diameter base (8.5 cm) and weighs 11 oz (314 grams). The bottle is in excellent antique condition with age appropriate handling wear and interior residue as shown. The piece was gold gilded which has been completely worn away from handling but the design can be seen in the right light. It retains the original sprinkler cap and displays wonderfully. Fresh from a recent local estate, please see my other sales for more unique items.Shipping in the USA is FREE with USPS Standard Postwith tracking (2-9 business days). International buyers pay calculated shipping costs and can use your choice of USPS International shipping. I personally ship all items and do not use a third party shipper. International buyers please provide a phone number or e-mail for the label. You can contact me before the end of the salefor other shipping options.High value items will get special considerations and insurance at no additional cost. All items will be expertly packed and quickly shipped (Monday - Friday) with clean recycled materialfrom a smoke free Environment. Feel free to contact me for questions or a shipping quote. Thanks for looking. :)A NOTE ABOUT BUY IT NOW AND BEST OFFER
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