Pair of Edwardian Perfume Bottles, Antique Cut Glass Scent Flasks, Sterling Silver & Guilloche Enamel Caps, London Hallmarks, c. 1905

Pair of Edwardian period perfume bottles made of cut crystal with sterling silver mounts and guilloché enamel.

Object History: These specimens represent the sophistication of British vanity items from the early 20th century. The guilloché enamel technique, involving the application of translucent enamel over machine-engraved metal, was a hallmark of luxury in Edwardian jewelry and accessories. The smaller bottle bears London assay office hallmarks, confirming its origin and purity.

Technical Details:
- Period: Circa 1905 (Edwardian Era)
- Technique: Guilloché enamel on sterling silver, hand-cut crystal
- Pink bottle dimensions: Height 6.5 cm (2.56 inches), Capacity 15 ml (0.50 oz)
- Yellow bottle dimensions: Height 4.5 cm (1.77 inches), Capacity 5 ml (0.17 oz)
- Material: 925 Sterling Silver, Crystal, Enamel
- Condition: The pink bottle shows visible enamel loss on the cap. The yellow bottle has a dent in the silver mount. Both retain their original internal crystal stoppers.

Collectible Value: Items of interest for collectors of British silver and antique vanity objects. The presence of original stoppers is a determining factor for their historical valuation.

Note: As antique items, they may show natural patina on the silver.