Empoli glass is a style of artistic glassware produced in Empoli, Tuscany, Italy, renowned for its vibrant colors and distinctive shapes. During the mid-20th century, Empoli glassmakers produced a wide array of decorative items, including decanters, vases, and figurines, often characterized by bold colors like amber, emerald green, and cobalt blue. These pieces were popular for their aesthetic appeal and were widely exported, becoming synonymous with mid-century Italian design.

Genie bottles, also known as genie or fairy bottles, are a specific type of decanter characterized by their tall, slender necks and often elaborate stoppers. They gained popularity in the mid-20th century, with Italian manufacturers like Empoli being significant producers. The textured finish on this particular decanter is a common decorative technique used to enhance the play of light and color in the glass, making it a sought-after collectible.

There is a chip on the inner lip of bottle. Not visible with stopper in.