Mary Lowell Cobalt Tipp City Bottle Blue Ribbed Perfume Vintage 1930s-40s
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Condition: The cobalt glass looks clean in the photos. The cream cap rim is rough and flaking, with small chips and losses of material, as shown in the pictures.
- Maker
- Lowell
- Category
- Kitchen & Glassware
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Deep cobalt blue glass has been a hallmark of Mary Lowell toiletries since House of Lowell, Inc. began making cosmetics in Tipp City, Ohio, in the late 1930s. This little ribbed, flared bell-shaped bottle with a scalloped base is the kind of vanity piece that was used for perfume or liquid deodorant. Today it is a pretty find for collectors of cobalt glass, dressing-table displays and vintage cosmetic packaging, and it catches the light beautifully on a window sill or vanity tray.
Details
- The base is embossed LOWELL / TIPP CITY, O. The bottle has vertical ribbing and a scalloped heel, and it comes with a cream plastic screw cap.
- It stands roughly 2.3 inches tall with the cap on.
- It is empty and ready to display.
Condition: The cobalt glass looks clean in the photos. The cream cap rim is rough and flaking, with small chips and losses of material, as shown in the pictures.
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