18th C ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL SCENT BOTTLE

Batersea / Bilston combined scent bottle and bonbonierre, cobalt blue ground with landscape and floral roundels surrounded by gilded decoration, metal mounts and stopper with chain, SouthStaffordshire

Batersea / Bilston pink bottle form with decorated scenes of a shepherd and shepherdess surrounded by white beaded crosshatched design, metal leaf stopper, circa 1770. H 10cm (4in)

Group of Four English and Continental Enamel Boxes 18th/19th Century Comprising two boxes, a shoe-form box, and a scent bottle. Height of scent bottle 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm). C Property from The Monroe

Batersea / Bilston white enamel body with hand painted landscape scenes with raised yellow floral swags, gilt metal mounts and stopper, South Staffordshire, circa 1770. H 8cm (3 1/4in)

Large English Staffordshire enamel box, Late 18th c., with hand-painted countryside landscape scene panels, figures and farm animals in pasture with ruins, raised gilt scrollwork surround, and mint gr

Battersea egg box with hand painted enamel flower, white lined interior, English 18th C L: 4.5cm (1 1/2 in)

English, probably late 18th century, pair painted with floral sprays on white enamel ground, loose sockets, tallest 10 in.; pair painted with gilt scrolls and landscape reserves, on white enamel groun

English sterling and cut crystal scent bottle, Late 18th c., features pineapple cut crystal, sterling collar, crystal stopper with sterling cap, English hallmarks, approx. 5"h x 12.5" around middle Pr

Group of 2 Georgian South Staffordshire or Battersea enamel bonbonnieres/patch/snuff boxes, English, mid to late 18th century or later. Including: hand painted figural bird form box with hinged lid at

Late 18th century examples each hand crafted and tin glazed with enamel decoration. Each has older professional conservation at the heads detectable with blacklight. H6" W9" Sold from the collection o

18th Century English Enamel patch or snuff box. Could have been made at Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire. Has the motto "Love and Unite" surrounded by a border of pink and green garlanding. F

Lovely 18th Century English enamel snuff or patch box, made at either Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire. The top is painted with a dove and a wreath in polychrome enamels on a white background

Beautifully painted 18th Century English enamel snuff box, of a type made at Battersea, Bilston and South Staffordshire. Oval box with a fluted base, decorated in a lovely shade of green with panels o

Two Continental Scent Bottles 18TH CENTURY one faceted blue glass with polychrome floral enamel decoration, the gilt metal top with inset intaglio DELLE; the other porcelain with floral encrusted sh

Bilston / Battersea green enamel cylindrical tube with hand painted landscape medallions surrounded by white overall X pattern, English, circa 1770. L: 13cm (5 in)

Bilston / Battersea white enamel cylindrical form with landscape medallions and X decoration, gilt brass interior, English, circa 1770. L:12.6cm (5 in)

An English scent bottle with a Taylor Tunnicliffe & Co Staffordshire English hallmark. It has a sterling silver hallmarked lid. 5 1/2" tall.

Very pretty Austrian enameled scent or perfume bottle, Vienna, c 1880. Depicting a lady, dressed as an 18th c shepherdess in a romantic landscape, the top showing her straw hat and some musical instru

Heavy green enamel cased decoration with silver hinged top and base, unmarked, probably English 19th C. H 8.5cm (3 1/2in)

Pair of English enamel curtain tiebacks, made either in Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire, circa late 18th Century. These appear to be colorfully hand painted over a transfer print, depicting

A RARE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH ENAMEL PILL BOX AND COVER in the form of a clock face. 3.25 cm wide.

18th Century English Staffordshire Female Toby Jug, formally attire adorned with a floral wreath and rope twisted handle. Height 5.5 in. Width 5.75 in. Depth 3 in.

A RARE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH ENAMEL ETUI painted with puce urns upon an apple ground. 6 cm x 3.5 cm.

Two Staffordshire enamel scent bottle cases, a bird bonbonniere and a pair of coat hooks or ties, circa 1770-85 The cases both containing their original glass bottles, one painted with neoclassical ur