This is a fine Victorian double-ended laydown scent bottle, dating to the mid-to-late 19th century (circa 1850–1890). The body is crafted from faceted emerald green glass, beautifully cut with sharp edges to catch the light. Each end is mounted with original gilt-brass caps — one with a hinged top that retains its original glass stopper.
This elegant perfume bottle was designed to carry two different fragrances or perfume on one side and smelling salts on the other, making it both practical and luxurious.
Condition: Perfect — no chips, cracks, or rust. Hinges are secure, and the stopper is intact.
This is a collector-grade example of Victorian ladies’ accessories, ideal for display or as a thoughtful gift.
This is a fine Victorian double-ended laydown scent bottle, dating to the mid-to-late 19th century (circa 1850–1890). The body is crafted from faceted emerald green glass, beautifully cut with sharp edges to catch the light. Each end is mounted with original gilt-brass caps — one with a hinged top that retains its original glass stopper.
This elegant perfume bottle was designed to carry two different fragrances or perfume on one side and smelling salts on the other, making it both practical and luxurious.
Condition: Perfect — no chips, cracks, or rust. Hinges are secure, and the stopper is intact.
This is a collector-grade example of Victorian ladies’ accessories, ideal for display or as a thoughtful gift.
