Victorian

This is my all-time favorite bottle & has a funny story as to how I finally acquired it. It has a signed (Ragnol?) portrait on ivory of a lady on the sterling cap. (stopper intact)

Close-up of the portrait.

Unger Brothers floral, sterling cap w/cut glass vessel.(stopper intact)

Close-up of the beautifully detailed cap.

Cut glass w/floral, sterling, repousse cap & a cabochon garnet bezel-set into the center. (stopper intact)

Close-up of the cap.

This tiny bottle (only 1 1/2" tall) was very inexpensive & I know it's not actually from the Victorian era, but it is styled after that period & it's quite pretty for a "cheapie" & still has it's tiny dauber.

Same as above for this little bottle, inexpensive & fairly common, but I loved the intricate detail on the square cap and the etched fern on the sides. It also has its dauber.

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