Victorian Sterling & Cut Glass Perfume / Scent Bottle.
A lovely sterling and cut glass perfume or scent bottle, it dates circa 1900, Victorian period. It consists of a elegant long oval shape with faceted sides, with a large bulbous sterling end decorated with floral embellishments and a unique cut glass body. The lid end is a hinged lid with a stopper, it is also in solid working condition.
A stunning sterling and cut glass perfume bottle, perfect for a unique gift, or collectors.
Marked: Sterling mark. (See image for reference).
Measures: 4 1/2 inches in length. 1 inch thick.
Excellent Condition. No dents, cracks or chips. Minimal surface scratches from gentle use.
$195.00
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This large round American opalware glass Nakara jewelry box is by the C.F. Monroe company out of Meridian, Connecticut. It is hand painted with two delightful cherubs in the clouds surrounded by flowers touched with a blush of pink and highlighted with raised white enamel dots over an olive green background. This jewel box features the original beige fabric lining and hinged ormolu mounts.
Marked: Nakara, C.F.M. Co. on bottom – for C. F Monroe, the founder and maker of Nakara from Meridian, Connecticut, USA.
Measures: 8 inches in Diameter x 3 3/4 inches high.
Excellent Condition: Liner is exceptional, hinge works well and there is no chips or cracks.
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This is a “verre sur verre” enameled cameo glass baluster vase by the renowned English artisanal glass manufacturing firm of Webb and Corbett.#0; The vase is decorated in the Art Nouveau manner, with vivid and sinuous irises and foliage in purple, green, and blue, outlined in black and foregrounded on an etched background. The rim and foot are banded with an irregular hand-applied enamel graphic in shades of lime and raspberry, with a black linear edge.
Webb was founded in Stourbridge England in 1897 by George Corbett, Thomas Webb III, and Herbert Webb, both grandsons of Thomas Webb. Although better known for their cut crystal table ware, they did produce enamelled objects in the early 20th century David Smith was primarily responsible for these artisanal creations.
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