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Ceramic scent bottle in the shape of a mermaid
Ceramic scent bottle in the shape of a mermaid
Ceramic perfume bottle in the shape of a mermaid. They were popular in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The stopper was probably made of cork.
Period
18th century
Country
England, 1780 ca
Material
pottery
Size
7 cm
COD.
1225
Labels
18th century
,
Figural
,
Lay down
,
pottery
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