Antique Georgian ’Throwaway’ Laydown Blown Glass Enamel Gilded Perfume Bottle Circa 1800 - 1850 Opals are lovely and bright

Opals are lovely and bright with no abrading

Crafted in 1905 by Edward Vaughton -  88 Vyse St (formerly of Warstone Lane)  - from 9ct rose gold and chased for the entire circumference with Ivy leaves symbolising love

tendrils of hair and bodice of her dress display minute brush strokes and is exceptionally well done

Securely held in the ear by a post and butterfly back

Antique Georgian ’Throwaway’ Laydown Blown Glass Enamel Gilded Perfume Bottle Circa 1800 - 1850 Opals are lovely and brightCalling all our lovely perfume bottle collectors! We have a lovely early example for you! During the late 18th century to the end of the 19th century, when perfume became more affordable to the less affluent, samples were sold and sometimes given away by chemists and perfumers in these glass perfume bottles. The vial inside the bottle is thin and contained very little perfume much like the tiny sample bottles we are given today at stores! These simple