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Glass bottle in a gilt metal cage with the royalty hemblems, made for Elizabeth II’s coronation

Scent bottle made for Elizabeth II’s coronation. The clear glass bottle is enclosed in a gilt metal cage with the royalty hemblems. Screw ornate cap with suspension ring.

Period

1940/ today

Country

UK, 1953

Material

glass and metal

Size

5 cm

COD.

797

Labels

1940/ today, glass and metal, Lay down, Memorial

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