Glass perfume bottle help age and possible ID?

Got these 3 1/2" spray perfume bottles for .50 each at an estate sale today and was hoping to find some information on them. age and possible makers? and what the embossed flowers are on the blue one.

Mikey

 

don't know who made them for sure. But the flowers on the blue one looks like Lily of the Valley. My guess would be Irice from the 60's or 70's.....but thats just a WAG

 

the pink one looks like it might be refered to as Thousand eye. But it's hard to tell for sure from the pic. When you look at it straight on do the hobs reflect inside each other and look like a fly's eye?

 

Here is a current auction for an Irice Bottle a lot like yours.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Irice-Atomi...268?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2592d2d3cc

 

Thanks.
Yes i couldn't begin to explain it, But exactly like a fly's eye. reflections inside each hob.

Mikey

 

they do look like others I've seen by Irving W. Rice & Co., Japan

 

The above is correct. Both bottles would date to the 1970s give or take 10 years. The name of the company was taken from the president I.W. Rice. This importing company started back in the 1920s & is still in operation today. These most likely were made in Japan or could have been Taiwan. These bottles are fairly plentiful & are not the most sought after of bottles.

Just as an FYI the most sought after Irice bottles are the ones with the filigree, the ones that have the dangling charms from the caps & the cut glass bottles from Czechoslovakia. The first 2 are usually marked on the bottom with an permanent embossed siggie, but the cut glass ones were usually just marked with the blue & silver foil labels.

 

My first thought was I Rice too, I have a few perfumes similar, also I have some I Rice imported from Chezchslovakia, I love their imports ....