A collection of early 20th century silver-topped scent bottles and other silver smallwares
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A collection of early 20th century silver-topped scent bottles and other silver smallwares, comprising five graduated lead crystal scent bottles of flared form with geometric and diamond-cut design, each with silver sleeves featuring repoussé scrolling decoration, hallmarks partially rubbed, one lacking cover and some minor losses; together with a silver mounted mustard pot by S W Smith & Co , London 1911, the openwork frame with intertwining grapevine and ivy leaf motif winding around column supports, complete with Bristol blue glass liner and silver spoon; a Victorian silver-mounted glass scent bottle of shouldered form with spiral pattern decoration, bun shaped cover with low relief engraved scrollwork, and an early 19th century Italian silver pedestal bowl, 833 fineness, Napoli, cover with bird finial; total weighable 325.3 grams (10.45 ozt.)
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