Mouth-blown heavy-wall amber glass retro glass flacon featuring authentic 1924 vertical mold fluting and a precision ground penny-head glass stopper.
Cast using an original two-part iron mold sourced from a Manchester glassworks. The deep honey-amber hue is produced with traditional iron-sulfur batch additives, offering natural protection for light-sensitive botanical curiosities and teas.
Hand-finished in Boston by skilled glassworkers. Subtle variations in bubble distribution, wall thickness, and pontil markings testify to authentic artisan execution.
Heavy-density soda-lime crown glass (3.8mm wall thickness). Hermetically ground penny-head glass stopper (joint ratio 14/23). Annealed in an electric lehr at 540°C.
Rinse by hand with tepid water and mild linen soap. Apply a micro-film of pure mineral wax to the ground stopper joint once yearly for smooth rotation.
Housed in a rigid double-walled craft presentation box with custom fluted paper cushioning and hand-numbered studio certificate.
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."
