Plate-shaped porcelain scent bottle, transfer printed with the “Willow” pattern design

  • 200a
  • 200b
  • 200c
Plate-shaped porcelain scent bottle, transfer printed with the “Willow” pattern design by W. T. Copeland and Sons. Registration number 29260 on base, patented by S. Mordan in 1885. Screw silver cap with no marks for overpolished.
Period
Victorian

Country

England, 1897

Material

porcelain and silver or vermeil or gold

Size

4 cm d

COD.

200

Bibliogrphy

E.Launert “Scent & Scent Bottle”, Barry & Jenkins, London, 1974, pag 109, fig.122

Labels

antique scent bottles

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