A pair of soda siphons, available separately but looking fabulous together!
 
The first is a deep clear aqua and is etched with the name of the supplier in the famous town of Colmar or France's Little Venice. 
 
The swirled glass is very attractive, it is etched on the base that is was blown in Czechoslovakia, known for the best quality.
 
The lead free pewter top and mechanism is dated 1935. 
 
It stands 30" tall
 
The second stunning turquoise seltzer siphon is from Aigre in the sunny Charente, on the other side of France. It was the Aigre coat of arms on the front which attracted me to this; the sun, escargots and grapes, the three things the area is famous for!
 
The bottle is the more unusual shape, with the balloon top and is also mouth blown Czechoslovakian glass and has a pewter top, dated 1959. 
 
There are a few tiny nibbles in the glass from long use in the French bar and the bottle stands just under 13" tall.
 
Both seltzers have watermarks on the inside from use in a bar, this can be removed if required with a descalant. These are heavy glass bottles and the weight is reflected in the shipping.