MAURICE MARINOT (1882-1960) Flat bottle, frosted inside, blue neck, 1923 Tall bottle with pear-shaped base and spherical stopper. The blown clear glass base is blue-tinted at the neck; the inner surface is acid-etched. The stopper is tinted blue and bubbled. Signed MARINOT and bearing the old paper label with 599 handwritten in ink under the base. Height: 17.8 cm Bibliography Félix Marcilhac - Maurice Marinot artisan verrier - Catalogue raisonné de l'œuvre de verre - Les Éditions de l'amateur, Paris, 2013. Our bottle referenced and described under n° 599, reproduced on pages 117 and 350. t 350.

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