The larger size bottle has a flattened globular shape with sloping shoulders and tapering slightly towards the base endIging in a short raised oval foot. The top of the bottle dips towards the center opening - concave, not flat. It is matched with a banded agate cap, a custom made wood stopper and bone spoon. The agate bottle has bands of grey, tan, beige, accentuated with thin lines of brown. It is well hollowed, but not enough to be called a floater. Age is hard to determine, probably post 1950. Its size and shape is unusual, and definitely not a factory manufactured bottle.
Dimensions: 2.5 inches wide, 0.75 inches deep and 3.5 inches high.
Condition: good