Late Victorian Bottles

Stunning Pair of French Hand Painted Ladies Scent Bottles of exceptional quality made by renowned French porcelain maker Jacob Petit. Last quarter of the Nineteenth Century, possibly...

This type of scent bottle is always highly sought-after, being more unusual than most, this one is a more charming smaller example, they are usually larger in size. The case is made...

Victorian ormolu and enameled rose pink glass toilet set, circa 1900, and comprising a shaped rectangular mirror supported by two flanking caryatids above a tray en gondole with two ...

A large and beautiful French late Victorian antique cut lead crystal glass inkwell with a silver-plated swirled patterned lid. The square inkwell features faceted glass with all edge...

Large size and great design, antique tantalus. This wonderful condition and rare, three crystal bottles holding, tiger oak tantalus will look great everywhere. This handcrafted work of beauty dates from the late 1800s and it comes with a variety of striking details and compartments. The two folding lids come with beautifully silvered brass hinges and the lock works perfectly via the original key. It is only when you have opened the lids that you can press the silvered button in the middle (it is on a stick) to open the secret drawer below. In the back of the secret drawer is a game that we have never seen before (see image 11) and we don't know if it is complete. The secret drawer can also be used to keep decks of cards and alike. Also, only when the lids are open, will you be able to take out the bottles as well. For those who did not yet know, these striking 'minibars' with lock and key were created so that the butler or maid or any other non-family member could not secretly drink the very expensive liquids that these decanters would have held. The crystal decanters and stoppers...

Stunning pair of french hand painted ladies scent bottles of exceptional quality made by renowned French porcelain maker Jacob Petit. Last quarter ...

A pair of Turn of the century porcelain toiletry jars signed Locke & Co, Worcester England. Created by Edward Locke in the English Shrub Hill Worcester factory during the late 19th, ...

This antique yellow cut crystal liquor decanter most likely originates from England and made in circa 1900 in the Victorian style. The bod...

An original pair of 19th century cut-glass wine decanters with deep cuts and an etched fruit vine decoration. Fruiting vine is an amazing cut with a long history. Variations of fruiting vine have been produced by Walsh, Webb, Edinburgh Crystal, Stuart Crystal and examples can also be found marked Tudor or Royal Brierley...

A rare and very fine pair of late Victorian perfume / scent bottles by the top-notch luxury retailer, Asprey of Bond St., London. The glass is very, very unusual created from thre...

This silver plated Sherry stand, or tantalus, was most likely produced by an English maker in the Late 19th century. Although hallmarked, we have not been able to identify the specific maker. The stand is unique in that is has amber glass bottles...

A stunning and highly decorative example of a miniature Tantalus created with travel size decanters, providing a decent tot in each. These were also popular to be used as for the sec...