Lovely Antique Wicker Covered Bottle with Original Stopper drift wood with some scattered smearing/staining and

with some scattered smearing/staining and corner wear/small corner folds to the white card

with nice aging but next to no loss to the paint

with a little minor staining/browning here and there

) I come across small Native American bark boxes decorated with porcupine quills now and then

so the second set with red eye balls was painted to do the trick

Lovely Antique Wicker Covered Bottle with Original Stopper drift wood with some scattered smearing/staining andThe original stopper on this suggests it was likely made as a cologne bottle, rather than as a flask, but I can't find another quite like it, with this pretty open weave pattern to the basketry and fancy weaving knotting around the neck, which I especially love like a ruffly collar! A nice example, and completely usable still. Early 20th century I would think, with a nice fat rolled lip with lots of bubbles on the blown glass bottle. 5 1 8" x 3 1 8",