A Victorian Silver-Gilt Mounted Cut-Glass Double Scent Bottle apparently unmarked, late 19th Century, the body of tapering facet-cut form
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A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT MOUNTED CUT-GLASS DOUBLE SCENT BOTTLE apparently unmarked, late 19th Century, the body of tapering facet-cut form, the screw-off and hinged covers inset with turquoise and coral beads, glass beads to one reservoir. 12.5cm long The jewels to each cover are intact. The glass is in good condition, without cracks or chips. The screw cover comes on and off well. The hinged cover closes tightly. In generally good condition.
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