Ointment bottle, Perrot, Orléans (1662-1709), 17th century

Bottle, probably for ointments, with a removable ball in opal blown glass decorated with polychrome enamals. From the Perrot manufacture in Orléans (1662-1709). The main part has inverted baluster with flared neck shape, a short leg and a conic hemmed foot. On the lower part is a lion crawling in palm leaves and feathers. The spheric plug has a long pipe going into the bottlen it is decorated with a bunch of palm leaves ans colorful points.
Perrot, Orléans (1662-1709), 17th century.
Height: 22 cm. Diameter: 9,8 cm
Parts were restaured at the end of the plugs pipe.
Cf. Jeanine Geyssart, Le verre au cœur de la France, catalogue d'exposition, musée de la Faïence et des Beaux-Arts de Nevers, 2019, n°45 p. 106. Ed. Ville de Nevers.