Victorian Sterling & Cut Glass Perfume / Scent Bottle.

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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.

$146.25

1 in stock

Product ID: 60505 Categories: ,

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