A shield-shaped silver chatelaine scent bottle inlaid with Scottish agate

  • 103a
  • 103b
A shield-shaped silver chatelaine scent bottle with a front inlaid with two different types of Scottish agate, bordered by decorated silver rims. The stones appear to be carnelian and bloodstone with a polished surface. The back of the bottle is smooth and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1902, WHH for William Hair Haseleser silversmith. Tiny screw cap. Suspension chain and finger ring.
Period
Edwardian

Country

Scotland, 1902

Material

silver and hard stone

Size

5 cm

COD.

103

Labels

antique scent bottles

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