Antique 8 F. Von Poschinger Art Nouveau Burmese Glass Bottle WithTop UV Reactive

  
This is an antique Art Nouveau glass bottle vase, likely made by Freiherr von Poschinger or Ferdinand von Poschinger. Origin and Style: This piece is attributed to the Poschinger family, known for their hand-blown Art Nouveau glass. Features: It's an iridescent glass bottle vase with polychrome enamel floral decoration. Period: These types of pieces were typically produced between 1890 and 1919. This bottle is reactive under UV light and it glows bright green. It is in beautiful condition. The bottle has a satin touch to it. It appears to have been made of Burmese Glass, which contains uranium. The stopper is broken and it cannot be removed. There is a coin of some sort that is in the bottle, but it cannot come out because the stopper is broken, and I cannot get that stopper out without breaking the bottle. This was obtained from an antique store while visiting in Virginia. I don't know very much about the bottle other than its beautiful floral design, which is textured enamel.

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