Diminutive English Blue Perfume

A GOOD SMALL 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH COBALT BLUE PERFUME BOTTLE AND STOPPER, with Chinese inspired decoration by James Giles 1770/1775. 5cms. See Lambert, No. 303, Page 184 and Page 70. Provenance: GOULD

Steuben diminutive Blue Aurene perfume bottle shape 2833 with matching stopper, good gold overtones, marked 2833, 3 1/2' ht. Condition: good with no defects found

Circa 19th century, white to blue cameo glass with flowers and leaves, attributed to Thomas Webb & Sons but unsigned, sterling silver top signed "Theodore Starr" "Sterling" with a star, glass in very

Two English cobalt blue cut to clear glass perfume ir scent bottles, Early 20th Century. Cut diamonds throughout the body. Weight Approx.,0.5 lbs Measures Approx., Smaller: 2.5 inches diameter x 3.75

Antique Belle Epoque era lay down perfume bottle. Cut glass cane pattern body. Sterling silver top with light blue guilloche enamel decoration. Measures 5" Good condition with losses to enamel edge, n

4" Unmarked English Cameo Tear Drop Shaped Perfume Bott Blue Background W/ Carved White Overlay Of Thistle & Floral Blossom Decor - Silver Flip Cap With Original Stopper - Very Nice!

Three French and English diminutive vanity articles in metal mounted glass, 20th century, comprising, a disk form perfume bottle with gilt metal and carved purple glass accents, one 'lay down' double

English Cameo Glass Perfume. Teardrop form with blue cameo cut filigree on a clear frosted background, unsigned; silver plated collar and perfume pump sprayer mechanism signed “Enots, England, Rd. 6

18th and 19th century. including a pair of Chelsea (English, 1773-1740) figure on a blue base and two pairs of unmarked figures of a rustic base. Chelsea marks for 1756-1769. Approx. height of the tal

Includes a blue opaline bottle, red cased glass bottle, a ormulu glass bottle, an English sterling silver overlay glass perfume bottle, and painted cobalt blue bottle.

Blue satin glass bottle with white cameo glass anemone flowers, English silver rim and repousse top, circa 1900. H 14cm (5 1/2in)

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Glass Works (American, founded 1903), circa 1910. A Blue Aurene iridescent art glass standing cologne or perfume bottle, shape #1414, the tapering cyl

French, circa 1920s. Four diminutive silver and guilloche enamel perfume vials, one in the in the form of an arrow, having a pale blue enameled front, with patterned edging, and a hammered reverse, on

DESCRIPTION: A Large perfume bottle features a steling silver collar embellished with blue enamel. The glass body is etched with frosted floral patterns and crysral cut edges. Marked along the collar

A gouping of five antique perfume bottles including an English silver mounted cut glass bottle with royal blue guilloche enamel top, birmingham hallmarks and maker's marks ( 3"H x 1.5" in diameter), a

Ovoid form in iridescent blue with a drape pattern, artist signed, 5" ht. Attributed to Eickholt, Condition: good with no defects found.

MING PORCELAIN VASE - Diminutive Blue and White Sleeve Vase, Transistional Period (1644-1655), decorated with a single bird and insect over a lotus pond, under a full moon, incised decoration at the s

Steuben Flemish Blue Perfume. Colorless ball and stopper, amethyst base. Ht. 13".

EARLY DIMINUTIVE ENGLISH COURT CUPBOARD, CARVED FACE, 58W X 55T X 18D

Group of English Blue and White Porcelain Articles Second half 18th century Comprising a pair of Worcester oval flower printed butter tubs, covers and stands, circa 1770, length of stands 7 1/4 inches

A LATE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH PERFUME BOTTLE with gold top, contained in a miniature shagreen case with gold studs, 4.5cms. Provenance: FORBES, WORCESTER 1996.

Diminutive English Georgian Carved Mahogany Chest, early 19th c., the stepped rounded edge and corner top over four graduated drawers, on a plinth base on bracket feet, H.- 30 3/8 in., W.- 33 1/4 in.,

A COLLECTION OF 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE TEA WARES Worcester & Caughley, decorated with various landscapes and floral studies. Largest 14.5 cm wide. (13)

Pair of English blue and white porcelain urns in the Chinese taste, Coalport (English 1795), or Spode (English 1770), circa 1820, each of hexagonal form and having a Buddhist Guardian lion finial on p