A beautiful antique Bohemian export glass Gulabdan (rosewater sprinkler) dating from the early 20th century, featuring an elegant elongated form with original clear glass stopper. This decorative piece displays finely wheel-cut geometric panels enhanced with hand-applied gilt floral decoration, a style produced by Bohemian glassmakers for the Indian and Middle Eastern markets. Traditionally used for sprinkling rosewater during weddings, religious ceremonies, and formal gatherings, gulabdans remain highly sought-after by collectors of Islamic art, Indian decorative arts, Bohemian glass, and antique vanity accessories. The surviving gold decoration, original stopper, and graceful proportions make this an attractive display piece. These additional charges are the buyer's responsibility. Buye.
