Parfumflesje (Crowntop) - Perfume bottle - .1000 silver

German Art Deco silver overlay perfume bottle from the 1920s/30s of the previous century.
The perfume bottle is made of porcelain, pure silver and with a metal cap.
The colorful bottle features a fantasy design image with floral décor.
The small rotary cap of the bottle is shaped like a crown (Crowntop).
The pure silver (1000/1000) was applied through an electrolytic process.

The perfume bottles are now a sought-after collectible item and are becoming increasingly rarer.
This specimen is in good condition and may soon be proudly displayed at your place!
It has been certified with the old (import) Dutch tax mark.
Condition: good with normal signs of age and use.
The cork has been replaced once by a kind of tape.

Please see all photos (also for the measurements).
They form part of the description.
Obviously well-packed and shipped.

Please Note:

The displays made of plexiglass are not part of this lot.
(these are only intended to optimize the photos)
Good luck with the bidding!

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The German inventor Friedrich Deusch patented the silver overlay process in 1895 and demonstrated his work in 1907 at the Bordeaux exhibition. Thanks to him, the city of Schwäbisch Gmünd became the center of German production of silver coatings.

The first objects Friedrich Deusch designed and produced are very classical, followed by an abstract phase of Art Déco in its purest form.

After Deusch & Company, other companies were founded that specialized in this technique, such as Friedrich Wilhelm Spahr and Alfred and Manfred Veyhl. In parallel with the development of German production, a similar one began in the United States.

Source: IPBA (International Perfume Bottle Association)