💎 🪙 A sculptural study in Edwardian refinement, this clear cut-glass perfume bottle is finished with a gleaming sterling silver collar that reflects the quiet opulence of early 20th-century English vanityware. Its crisp faceted form and original stopper catch the light beautifully, making it a striking accent for a curated dressing table or perfume display.
Item is in overall good vintage/used condition for its antique age. Does have a some wear on the sterling silver collar. Also, has some interior glass light surface scratches. Please see all of the photos. 💎 🪙
⌛ History Behind The Piece ⌛ Hand-finished in England at the turn of the century, this bottle carries the traditional hallmark trio of the Birmingham Assay Office — the lion passant for sterling quality and the anchor for its city of assay. Such silver-collared scent bottles were prized personal luxuries in Edwardian dressing rooms, often purchased individually from silversmiths who specialised in small ornamental objects. This piece reflects the elevated craftsmanship of the era: thick hand-cut glass, a precision-fitted stopper, and silverwork that was designed not merely for function but for elegant ritual.
Glass Jar Dimensions (Approximate): 1.5" W : 3.5" H (Stopper Included)
Overall Weight (Approximate): 131 grams or 4.62 oz
