Pair English Silver Perfume Bottles

Condition: minor nicks to interior of stopper 6 3/4 inches high:

Pair of Antique English Crystal and Silver Perfume Bottles, Birmingham, circa 1920s, hand polished crystal in repeating geometrical patterns, banderoles decorated with a pattern of silver flowers, mar

Pair of English sterling silver mounted glass perfume bottles, 1912, Birmingham, makers marks rubbed, the caps executed in sterling silver over the diamond patterned bulbous body, 5 1/2"h

Pair of English sterling silver and cut glass scent or perfume bottles. Both hallmarked instinctively for Birmingham. Approx. height 5.25". Note: Hinge is broken on lid on both.

Pair of English crystal perfume bottles with silver lids, shell opera glasses with carved dragon handle, alabaster Roman columns. Dragon handle 11" l

English Silver Mounted Perfume Bottle, Hallmarked. Together with square form English silver mounted perfume bottle, French brass & crystal double perfume bottle, pair of ink pots, salt & pepper shaker

English Edwardian pair of glass perfume bottles with sterling silver caps, one marked John Grinsell & Sons and with floral motif and monogrammed top. Other with undistinguished marks and historicist s

English Edwardian pair of glass perfume bottles with sterling silver caps, one marked John Grinsell & Sons and with floral motif and monogrammed top. Other with undistinguished marks and historicist s

Including pair of English cut glass with hallmarked silver tops, etched glass with sterling top, amber cut glass & amber with fancy top. Assorted styles & sizes. From a private NYC estate.

Locke & Co. (English (Worcester), 1895-1914), circa 1895-1900. A pair of fine molded peach blow glass perfume or dresser bottles with sterling silver caps, each bottle of rounded rectangular form with

English, first quarter 20th century. A collection of three sterling silver mounted crystal perfume or scent bottles comprising a pair of obelisk form bottles likely by Hawksford & Son from London date

Pair of English Silver Bottle Coasters Mark of Solomon Joel Phillips, London, 1997. 1 3/4 x 5 1/4 in. diam. The Collection of Jill and John Fairchild

Lg English Sterling Silver Perfume Bottle

Item: English Sterling Silver Perfume Bottle Maker/Designer: Levi & Soloman Origin: England Date/Period: 1904 Silver Purity: 92.50% Size: 5in high Hallmarks: Birmingham 1904 Antique silver and cut cry

Antique English sterling silver hinged top perfume scent bottle with stopper. Measures approx. 6" height (15.3cm).

English Crystal & Silver Perfume Bottle, unmarked (tested) silver crown form hinged lid, cut crystal teardrop shape with etched crown and "W', seal stamp form base, early 20th, 4 1/4"h. CONDITION: Tar

including a Dublin silver dinner bell, indistinct maker's mark 'IO', probably for Jonas Osbourne (John)(Osborne), circa 1784-1809; and a pair of English silver bottle coolers, London, circa 1897, with

Signed W.C. English sterling silver perfume bottle with stopper. Features a latched lid that opens with the push of a button and opens to recea a faceted crystal stopper. The lid is decorated with a r

DESCRIPTION: Two emerald green perfume bottles with sterling silver overlay in vine decorations. Marked " Sterling" CIRCA: Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 3 1/2" W: 2" CONDITION: Minor

2 PC ENGLISH AND STERLING SILVER PERFUME BOTTLES , LARGER BOTTLE MEASURES 8" HEIGHT.

Pair Antique English silver plated bottle coolers, 19th c., 3-part, engraved with family arms, base stamped "1", 8.5"h x 9"dia. Provenance: The Collection of Garrick Stephenson

English gilt silver Amouage perfume bottle shell. Jambiya hilt shaped. Hallmarked on cover and body. 9.25in high. 8.4 ozt.

An English Silver and Brass Perfume Bottle Bird-Form Atomizer Mount, late 19th/early 20th centuryMarks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (rubbed mark); Clark, 20 Old Bond St.6-5/8 inches long (16.8 c

DESCRIPTION: An early 19th century english W. J. Myatt & Co Ltd. sterling silver and crystal perfume bottle; with a faceted crystal stopper. Marked with "WJM", and Birmingham hallmarks. CIRCA: 1815. O