Fuel Wine Bottle

Gullaskrufs glasbruk

Bottle with stopper. Shaped by Hugo Gehlin. Drawing not available. Description: Slightly conical neck passes in conical shape and then in turned form. The body is conical. The stopper has a fish at the top. The bottom is conaded. Painted decoration: The neck of the bottle has a decorative stripe with dashes and stars and one with arrow-like patterns, with points on top and below. In the middle of the bottle a rooster, surrounded by leaf twigs and ranks. Then another decorative stripe with dashes and stars. Under the following text: "A sup makes plenty of yoke all. Firm better is to take two. The third is felt in bena. The fourth you should let stand." Under the text a decorrand. Color: Indigoblue clear glass. The decor in red and white. Dimensions: Above is indicated height and bottom diameter. Upper diameter: 33 mm. Head height: 101 mm Upper diameter: 63 mm. Bottom diameter: 16 mm. Labelling: Engraved No in the Bottle. See “Signing, marking” 1 above. Painted figure in the bottom of the bottle. See “Signing, marking” 2 above. Painted “I” in the stopper. See also “Signing, marking” 3 above. Inscribed in the Main Catalogue 1980. Hugo Gehlin (1889-1953), glass designer, etc. Operating at Gullaskruf 1930-1953. Function: Fuel Wine Bottle