Lot 109 , A gold mounted cut glass scent bottle, probably c.1850, 3 7/8in.

A gold mounted cut glass scent bottle, probably c.1850, Dutch control mark for 1813-1903, 4.25in., together with a double-opening porcelain scent bottle, in Wedgwood style, gold screw caps, apparently unmarked, 3 7/8in.
Estimate £250-300

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Gold cased glass bottle effectively in good condition, lid is a little bent out of shape with some denting, hinge is frail but intact, conceals an original glass stopper, and does shut tight, possibly a small loss where the petalled edge mount around the neck meets the strips of gold running up the body, this may however just be a construction fault, a break to the glass of the foot, however it does comes with the original gold cased stand which could be re-attached, a tiny stamped mark to the underside of the base.
The jasper bottle a little discoloured and dirty, both lids unscrews to reveal a small ill-shaped but probably original blue jasper stoppers, no marking to the gold work, lids look original.



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Sold for £650