early 20th century, comprising: rectangular polished body in smoky green, arrow form, flower cut stopper, lacking dauber, acid etched mark to base "Ingrid Czechoslovakia", 5-5/8 in.; lavender cut glass bottle on pedestal foot, stopper spherical with obelisk point, lacking dauber, acid mark to base "Made in Czechoslovakia", 6 in.; clear rectangular polished body, large stopper with cut design, lacking dauber, acid mark to base "Made in Czechoslovakia", 8 in.; frosted bottle in fan or shell form, with lady sitting in flowers and leaves, modified tiara stopper of frosted vines and leaves, original dauber intact, 5-3/4 in.; clear cut bottle, hexagon shaped base with vertical cutting on each section, stopper is cut with a harem dancer, acid mark to base "Made in Czechoslovakia", 6 in.

Note: Frosted shell form bottle (131) is "similar to Czech bottles in auction catalog 1994 -Monson and Bauer. Pages 44 and 47."

Hexagonal clear bottle (221): "According to the information on the website Real or Repro this stopper is an original and not a reproduction."

Provenance: Collection of Janice and Joe Boyd

minor scratching, wear to bases, lavender pedestal example with flea bite to tip of stopper, shell form example with marking to bottom of stopper before dauber and wear to rim, hexagonal bottle example has minor repair to the stopper