Glazed stoneware bottle

Small glazed stoneware bottle/flask in off-white/beige color. This type of utilitarian container dates from the late 19th or early 20th century. "Brillant Belge Fourcault Paris" is engraved on the side of the bottle. Brillant Belge was a brand of metallic varnish. Its hue comes from traditional salt glazing and firing. The flask has a straight cylindrical body, a marked shoulder, and a straight neck adorned with fine horizontal relief stripes below the spout. In France, this type of flask was commonly used to package household or maintenance products such as varnish, liquid wax (notably the famous "Brillant Belge" from the Fourgault house in Paris), ink, or even pharmaceutical and chemical preparations. Condition: good overall preservation, as the flask is very old, it may show some marks on the stoneware related to its age and use. Details in the photo. Dimensions: height 21cm, diameter 7cm. I have several sizes of flasks; a lot is for sale and can be found in my listings.