Tall Crystal and Silver Scent Bottle, 1911. Perfume bottle, with a hallmark for London 1911. Maker: H & S. Tall waisted shape, made in cut crystal with a sterling silver rim . Measures approx. 19 cm high and 6.3 cm diameter at the base (7.1/2 inches by 2.1/2 inches). The bottle and stopper are both in excellent condition with the only damage being inside the neck, hidden by the silver band. This sort of damage frequently occurs as the stopper is banged into the neck and the continuing impacts causes damage to the glass.
Circa: 1911
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: H & S  

Art Deco Perfume Bottle. Very stylish Art Deco perfume bottle - once would have had an atomiser bulb and tube attached to the top. Faceted sides, with black diagonal strips. measures 10 cm high and 10.5 cm diameter (4 inches by 4.1/8 inches). Chrome top. Very good condition, just some pitting to the chrome on the top cap.
Circa: 1920s-30s
Condition: Very Good, see description
 

Crystal Scent Bottle, Silver Rim. A little spherical cut crystal scent or perfume bottle. It has a sterling silver collar, hallmarked for London 1922. The collar has a few dents at the rim, and there are a few very, very small frits to the edge of the crystal. No stopper. Could make a pretty little posy vase for a dressing table. Measures 7cm (2.3/4 inches) high and 5cm (2 inches) diameter.
This item came from the Wagener Museum here in Northland, New Zealand.
 

Silver Encased Perfume Bottle, 1898. A sterling silver cased bottle - it is a glass bottle with a little pewter topped cork stopper, with an elaborate cut work silver casing. The silver is open work acanthus scrolls and flowers. It carries an English hallmark for Birmingham 1898. Maker’s stamp is A.W.P.
The presentation panel is engraved with the beautifully detailed initials “E.N.” (Or “N.E.” depending on which way you think it goes). There are some faults - there are a few dents in the silver, and areas of loss to the silver, one very small area by the hallmark, and a larger area to the bottom left of the presentation panel. However, because of the busyness on the design, these are not glaringly obvious. The cork is pewter topped, and a little misshapen. This is a very pretty little bottle from an old family estate. Measures 13cm high (5.1/4 inches) and 5cm diameter (2 inches).
 

Sterling Silver Capped Salts Bottle, 1905. An Edwardian period English smelling salts bottle - it has a hobnail design cut-crystal body, with a sterling silver screw cap hallmarked for Birmingham 1905. Internally, it has a left out stopper. All in excellent condition. Measures 8.6cm high (3.3/8 inches), and 4.7cm square (1.13/16 inch square).
Circa: 1905, Edwardian.
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
 

Victorian Blue Opaline Glass Scent Bottle. A scent bottle, Victorian period, dating from late 19th century. The glass is blue, with a frosted finish body and polished top. The remains of a gilded band can be seen round the rim and stopper. Bottle measures 13cm high (5 inches), and about 7.5cm (3 inches) diameter. Apart from the normal wear to the gilding, and a tiny chip to the bottom of the stopper, it is in excellent condition.
Circa: Circa 1860-1900
Condition: Excellent
 

Silver Topped Dressing Table Jar. A little hobnail glass cylindrical jar, probably originally from a dressing case - it has a plain sterling silver domed lid, hallmarked for London 1913. Measures 8cm high (3.1/4 inches) and 3.7cm diameter (1.1/2 inches). Excellent condition - one little blemish on lid.
Circa: 1913
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
 

Sterling Silver Topped Crystal Atomiser An English heavy crystal scent atomiser, with push-button sterling silver top. Silver is hallmarked for Birmingham, but date mark is very rubbed (I think it is 1907 , an h ). Maker’s mark is L & S. Bottle needs a wash inside, but I can’t get it open. Measures 10cm high (4 inches) and 7.15cm diameter (2.13/16 inch). Apart from not being able to open it, condition is very good. One or two very minor marks to the collar.
Circa: 1907 possibly
Condition: See Description
Country of Origin: GB
 

Sterling Silver Topped Dressing Table Jar. An English sterling silver topped dressing table jar. The lid has a dished shape, and it is hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. Maker’s mark is "N & D". Jar measures 4.75cm high and 6.5cm diameter (just under 2 inches high and 2.1/2 inches diameter. Excellent condition.
Circa: 1913
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: N & D  

Art Deco Frosted Glass Perfume Bottle. Fabulous scent bottle from the 1920s-30s. Art Deco in style, it has a small flower-head stipple pattern to the shoulders and sides. Measures 11.5cm high and 7.5cm wide, 5.3cm deep (4.1/2 inches high, by 2.7/8 inches by 2.1/8 inches). Excellent condition, including the stopper.
Circa: 1920s-40s
Condition: Excellent
 

Small Silver Topped Jar, 1906. A small jar, from a lady’s dressing case, with plain sterling silver top, and hobnail cut crystal lower. Starburst to bottom of jar. Pot measures 5cm high (2 inches) and 3.75cm diameter (1.1/2 inches). Condition: one chip to the inside rim of the jar, and some shallow minor indentations to the silver top. The sterling silver is hallmarked for Birmingham 1906 (Edwardian era), and the maker’s mark is "J.R."
Circa: 1906
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: J.R.  

Scent Bottle, Sterling Silver Topped 1924. Lovely crystal scent or perfume bottle, with inner stopped and sterling silver hinged lid. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1924. Maker’s mark is rubbed. Measures 10.5cm high (4.1/4 inches) and 6.5cm diameter (2.9/16 inch). Excellent condition - inner stopper has some minor faults.
Circa: 1924
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
 

Sterling Topped Smelling Salts Jar. English Edwardian sterling silver-topped crystal smelling salts jar - the top is plain, and hallmarked for Birmingham 1906. Maker’s mark: H.M. Inside the top is a stopper.
Jar measures 8.5 cm high and 5 cm diameter (3.3/8 inches by 2 inches). Excellent condition. (Some very minor shallow indentations to top side).
Circa: 1906, Edwardian Period
Condition: Very Good
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: H.M.  

Doubled Ended Ruby Glass Scent Bottle. A Victorian period double-ended scent or perfume bottle, in ruby glass. Would date circa 1890. Measures 10.5cm long (4.1/2 inches) and 3 diameter (3/4 inch). Octagonal glass body, with brass end caps. The end caps were probably once gilded brass, but are duller now. The bottle is a good weight, and inside each little hinged lid, the bottles have glass stoppers, and there is old cotton wadding inside the lids. The stoppers are both different, one having a flat sided long finial, and the other having a rounded small finial. I think this is so you can tell which perfume is in which end. Very good condition all round.
Condition: Used
 

Crystal Perfume Bottle, Silver Collar, 1902 An Edwardian-period large rectangular clear crystal scent bottle with star decoration to the front and rear panels, a sterling silver collar and fancy stopper. The silver is hallmarked for Birmingham (England) 1902. Engraved in the silver on the neck is the inscription “Mother”, and underneath this “28.8.15” Perhaps this was once a present for the giver’s mother. Maybe her birthday was on the 28th of August. Height 16cm (6.1/4 inches ) width 2.1/2 inches (6.3cm) and depth 1.3/4 inches (4.5cm). In very good condition overall. There are a few of the usual minor dents about the silver collar-top where the stopper hits it, a very small nibble on one corner of the underneath base, and small chips to the bottom of the stopper where it sits inside the neck of the flask and at the apex of the stopper. None of this is particularly noticeable, and overall this bottle is a very charming and elegant shape.