Bottle 1683

This 17th-century bottle, made of green glass with a round body and long neck, is a stunning example of decorative glassblowing. It is etched with intricate patterns and the date 1683, and is currently held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The bottle demonstrates the artistry and skill of the anonymous glassmaker who crafted it, showcasing the beauty and utility of glass in 17th-century Europe. The bottle is a tangible reminder of the rich history of glassware and its role in everyday life.