A Gorgeous French 19thC Green Glass First Grand Cru, Réserve du Manoir de Saint-Vivant, Gascogne Armagnac Bottle sub-Curios with more examples found across

with more examples found across the pond in the USA

Though the hand-painted banner is worn

but overall a beautifully rustic and well-proportioned example

Very fine and attractive and being printed and glazed

and fertility

A Gorgeous French 19thC Green Glass First Grand Cru, Réserve du Manoir de Saint-Vivant, Gascogne Armagnac Bottle sub-Curios with more examples found acrossOrigin: French Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 1890 Base Diameter: 4. 5 inches Height: 9 inches With traditional tilted neck and brown wax seal, the hand written label reading premier grand cru d'eau de vie d'armagnac vieillie in chene noir de gascogne reserve du manoir de saint vivant. Hard to date precisely, for we have been in touch with armagnac experts, this beautiful and rare bottle would have contained a fine first