Vintage Spritz Bottle (431090059), Eco Friendly Home Decor Accents | Decorative Home Accents

This authentic Spritz Bottle was found among the European countryside. Once used to bottle water from the mineral springs surrounding Budapest, these bottles were also used to carbonate the water.

In the 1800s, a Hungarian drink made of wine and soda water called "fröccs" (wine spritzers) was popular Europe. These bottles were likely used for this purpose.

Due to the authentic nature of these vintage objects, no two are the same. Each will vary in exact size, shape and construction. These bottles range from 60 to 100 years old.

Care: Hand wash.

Vintage Spritz Bottle

$30.00

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Finders Keepers, Thursday, December 29, 2011

By: Tamara

Love the story behind this! I put this in my bathroom to look authentic and would be cute to fill with something like cotton balls! Love the "found" object look - and this definitely looks found. I have a leaning shelf behind my toilette and this is the perfect finishing touch.

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Can these bottles actually be used as sprayers? Does the metal part contain lead? I'd like to buy one for watering my plants. Thanks!

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These Vintage Spritz Bottles are décor pieces and are not recommended for actual use. They are beautiful pieces of found art, and their roots in Hungary in the 30s and 50s will enchant your home with worldly nostalgia and historical charm. As far as the lead content in the metal top, we are not sure. Since these pieces are from the 30’s and 50’s, we don’t have information on the specific material make-up.

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