Perfume bottle - .900 silver - 19th century

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French 19th‑century silver and cut‑crystal travel perfume bottle, 10.5 cm high, made in 900/000 silver with guilloché engine‑turned decoration and a laurel border, featuring an internal dip tube and a small screw cap attached to the body by its original safety chain.

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French Silver & Cut Crystal Travel Perfume Bottle – Guilloché Decoration

France assay mark, late 19th century, 900/000, and same date marker's mark.
Elegant French perfume bottle in silver and cut crystal, distinguished by its refined construction and finely worked decorative details.

The cylindrical crystal body is vertically cut and finished at the base with a starburst motif. The upper section is mounted in silver and decorated throughout with a delicate guilloché engine-turned pattern, complemented by an engraved laurel-leaf border on the top.

The bottle incorporates an interesting internal perfume mechanism with a long dip tube. A small lateral screw cap, attached to the body by its original safety chain, adds both character and functionality to the piece.

The silver elements bear hallmarks, visible in the photographs, consistent with its French origin.

A particularly elegant example of vintage French dressing-table and travel accessories, combining the decorative quality of cut crystal with finely worked silver.

Origin: France
Material: Silver and cut crystal/glass
Decoration: Guilloché / engine-turned engraving, laurel border
Height: 10.5cm

Condition: Good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.

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French Silver & Cut Crystal Travel Perfume Bottle – Guilloché Decoration

France assay mark, late 19th century, 900/000, and same date marker's mark.
Elegant French perfume bottle in silver and cut crystal, distinguished by its refined construction and finely worked decorative details.

The cylindrical crystal body is vertically cut and finished at the base with a starburst motif. The upper section is mounted in silver and decorated throughout with a delicate guilloché engine-turned pattern, complemented by an engraved laurel-leaf border on the top.

The bottle incorporates an interesting internal perfume mechanism with a long dip tube. A small lateral screw cap, attached to the body by its original safety chain, adds both character and functionality to the piece.

The silver elements bear hallmarks, visible in the photographs, consistent with its French origin.

A particularly elegant example of vintage French dressing-table and travel accessories, combining the decorative quality of cut crystal with finely worked silver.

Origin: France
Material: Silver and cut crystal/glass
Decoration: Guilloché / engine-turned engraving, laurel border
Height: 10.5cm

Condition: Good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.

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Details

Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
0 g
Silver type
.900 silver
Title additional information
19th century
Country of origin
France
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
10.5 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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