A silver ashtray and smelling salts bottle
No longer availableA silver ashtray and smelling salts bottle. The Victorian ashtray is of oval form with vertical threaded design to its exterior, and a weighted base , by Henry William Dee, hallmarked London 1872; length 11.8cm, weight 204.2g. And an Edwardian smelling salts bottle, of largely plain circular form with engraved monogram to centre front, having a hinged lid and body opening to allow the green glass bottle inside to be removed, by Crisford & Norris Ltd, hallmarked Birmingham 1907; height approx 7cm, weight 1.18ozt (excl. glass bottle).
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