Twelve red-brown blown-glass bottles with a rectangular cross-section, the shoulders decorated with gilded foliage (the gilding is worn) and spherical stoppers (one with a damaged neck). They are labeled with their contents: “Aguardiente,” “Vino Catalan,” “Ginedra,” “Cognac,” and “Vino Blanco.” Spain, 19th century. Height: 17 to 28 cm Included are six flat-bottomed glasses of various sizes in a similar style. Spain, 19th century. Height: 6 to 8 cm