Macintyre ceramic scent bottle made in the form of a hazelnut

  • 1315a
Victorian novelty Macintyre ceramic Scent Bottle made in the form of a hazelnut with silver mount and screw-off lid by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Birmingnam, 1896. The porcelain body is stamped with the registered design number: 88920, partially illegible.
Period
Victorian

Country

UK, 1896

Material

Porcelain and silver

COD.

1315

Labels

antique scent bottles

My collection

Silver scent-jar in closed pomander form

Scent-jar in closed pomander form, in silver with chased floral ornaments. It opens in four parts: the bottom contains a sponge th...

Crystal scent bottle with Napoleonic portraits

Cut crystal scent bottle with white ceramic paste inlays, with a double portrait of Napoleon and his second wife Marie Louise, lat...

Ivory scent bottle with two carved portraits: Emperor Costantine and his wife Fausta Flavia Maxima

Ivory bottle with rich carved decoration of foliage and acorns, partially eroded by time. On the front the profile of a man with a...

Blue glass scent bottle enclosed in a elaborated openwork cage showing two Saints. Rare closure

Blue glass flat-round scent bottle enclosed in a gilded silver openwork cage showing on the front Saint Ulrich (identified by the ...
Discover the collection