Product code: Mid-Century French store Hand-Painted Liqueur Bottle • C. 1958
Garnier is well loved for its unique, artisan - painted liqueur bottles; each is an unique piece of art and a great conversation piece for a home bar or study. This bottle, featuring a Native American Indian Chief store, is #16 in the series and was fabricated in 1958. The design is hand-painted and bedazzled with five "jewels" . This piece retains all its foil labels and is marked on the underside with the design number, date, manufacturer, and the country of origin of the bottle (Italy). Very good condition; slight staining on the belly of the Chief. Missing the cork stopper on the back.
Garnier is well loved for its unique, artisan - painted liqueur bottles; each is an unique piece of art and a great conversation piece for a home bar or study. This bottle, featuring a Native American Indian Chief store, is #16 in the series and was fabricated in 1958. The design is hand-painted and bedazzled with five "jewels" . This piece retains all its foil labels and is marked on the underside with the design number, date, manufacturer, and the country of origin of the bottle (Italy). Very good condition; slight staining on the belly of the Chief. Missing the cork stopper on the back.