Cranberry glass, hand painted. Marked Czechoslovakia on the metal collar.
A Dutch Delft 19th century silver-topped bottle. Dutch hall mark and Delft backstamp with maker's initials.
Rare Gold Aurene Steuben scent bottle--rare shape and extremely scarce. This is a rich gold bottle with beautiful hues of blue, green, platinum and even a touch of scarlet. It is correctly marked "aurene" and "3294" on the base of the bottle adjacent to the finely polished pontil. AND...it even has a sizeable portion of the original gold banner STEUBEN LABEL still present. Ht: 8". This bottle came in 2 sizes, this being the larger size. It is in perfect condition except for the end portion of the frosted dauber has been broken off and refinished. Not uncommon, the bottle is still considered in very excellent condition. 
This is a beautiful Victorian silver metal and crystal glass perfume bottle. It is 6" tall, 2 1/2" wide.
The actual bottle is silver metal covered with an ornate raised design of flowers, shells, and decorative foliate elements. The cap is similar and, attached with chain to the cap, is a simple metal top where, uncovered, the wick comes through.
This is a true scent bottle! You open the top for the perfume to slowly permeate the room and simply cover the wick with the metal top if you've had enough scent! The bottom has a hand-etched crystal stem on a crystal pedestal base, covered with a band of ornate silver metal. Gosh, the fine details all over this bottle are amazing! The bottom of this silver band is stamped but I can't read it.
The metal is probably silver plated. I didn't polish it as some people like that old tarnished look.
This bottle and the glass pedestal are in excellent condition. It has no chips or cracks and all hardware is complete!
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This is an OLD Czech perfume bottle. Standing 5 3/4" tall and the widest base span diagonally is almost 3". The perfume has a 5 and 6-sided diamond/geometric design with a streamlined/linear stopper. The stopper had a dauber at one time that has since broken off. The bottle is faintly marked on the bottom exactly as follows: Made in (on top) (then) Czecho (over) slovakia. The condition is very good for a vintage piece of glass. ID=CZ10 http://www.auntjudysattic.com/
This is a very pretty little green Czech perfume bottle with filigree in the front and around the neck of the bottle. The filigree is encrusted with orange and green stones. The design cut into the bottle is geometric. There are no markings on the bottle. It measures 2 7/8in. tall, including the stopper, and 2in. across the bottom. There is a small dauber present. ID=CZ5
LOVELY PAIR OF DEVILBISS PERFUME BOTTLES WITH LONG GLASS DAUBERS. BEAUTIFUL BLUE GLASS WITH OPAQUE GLASS LIDS AND LONG GLASS DAPPERS BRASS FITTINGS. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THESE BOTTLES ARE NOT MARKED BUT WERE PURCHASED AS DEVILBISS BY ORIGINAL OWNER. EACH BOTTLE MEASURES 3 3/4" IN HEIGHT.ID=OT13 http://antiqueperfumebottles.net/
Chelsea factory, London, England, 1750sThe Chelsea porcelain factory opened in the mid-1740s. It was run by Nicholas Sprimont (about 1716-71), a Flemish Huguenot who had originally worked as a silversmith. Sprimont employed a number of talented modellers and decorators to produce work of a superb standard.
The factory produced decorative pieces for the luxury market, often copying designs from factories at Meissen in Germany or from Vincennes and Sèvres in France. These included miniature items, called 'toys' at the time, such as these scent-bottles, as well as seals, thimble cases, snuff boxes and other expensive trifles. Many have amorous or flirtatious inscriptions on them and were often bought as gifts.
The scent bottles are made of soft-paste porcelain, painted in overglaze colours and gilt, with gold mounts. One is decorated with playful commedia dell'arte figures: the Doctor, Clown and Harlequin, who hides in a kennel. The upper part of the bottle takes the form of a dovecote and a dove acts as the stopper. The base is inscribed 'stratageme d'amour' (subterfuge of love). The second bottle shows two doves touching bills and is inscribed 'imite nous' (imitate us). The third has two cupids lighting a stove and is inscribed 'mon feu durera toujours' (my fire will last forever).
R. L. Hobson, Catalogue of the Collection of (London, British Museum, 1905)
A. Dawson, Eighteenth-century English Por (London, 1987)
Height: 9.100 cm (128)
Height: 9.100 cm (128)
Height: 9.100 cm (128)
Gift of Sir Augustus Wollaston Franks
M&ME 1887,3-7,128, 141, 108
Prehistory and Europe
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This antique, novelty porcelain perfume bottle is shaped like a colorful pheasant. He is painted on the front and signed Germany 3639 on the reverse. This retains it's original brass crowntop stopper and stands 3 3/4" tall. ID=CWNTOP6
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