Southport crested porcelain scent bottle

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Cylindrical crested porcelain scent bottle of the town of Southport (Merseyside) bearing the motto “Salus popoli” and the words “Southport”, Silver screw cap hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, AB&C for A. Bromet & Co., silversmiths.
Period
Edwardian

Country

England, 1904

Material

porcelain and silver or vermeil or gold

Size

6 cm

COD.

574

Labels

antique scent bottles

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