Matched pair of vintage Bohemian/Czech cut‑glass perfume bottles, produced

Matched pair of vintage Bohemian/Czech cut‑glass perfume bottles, produced between the 1930s and 1950s. Each bottle is made from green cased glass, wheel‑cut to reveal clear floral and leaf motifs, and finished with a scalloped clear‑glass base and a metal collar. The stoppers are hand‑cut crystal in a mushroom form. More than likely made from soda–lime glass.

The numbers 56 and 38 on the stoppers indicate that each stopper was originally paired with a specific bottle during production — a standard practice in Czech glassmaking. Over time, the stoppers were swapped, which is common and does not significantly affect value as long as the fit remains good.

The style, materials, and cutting technique strongly suggest production by a Czech workshop, most likely Rück or Karl Palda, both known for high‑quality cased glass and engraved perfume bottles.