Large Lily Motif Filigree Metal Cased Glass Perfume Bottle In the style of elegant Matson, this high relief and filigree openworked Lily and Scroll metalware perfume container is large, lavish in burnished gold tone finish and grand in detail.

Standing on a cast filigree floral and scroll oval foot measuring 3.75 by 2.50 inches and rimmed with a wide braid motif. The oval vessel containing the glass perfume bottle sits atop a pedestal of two arched and feathered columns and faced with a multi-dimensional blown out cast design of Lily and foliate. The balance of the vessel is made of delicate reticulated detail. Two large Lily and foliate stopper with glass perfume wand. Stopper, Lily motif, pedestal and foot are washed with an opalescent enamel wash giving the piece a look of a shimmery aged patina look.

Measures 8.5 inches high by 4.5 inches wide with a depth of 1.5 inches at the mid-section of the bottle. It is rated an overall very good to near excellent with only some very minor plating flakes on the rim of the knob collar where the stopper and wand insert. Unmarked, but does have similar manufacturing attributes of Matson.

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Circa: ca 1950
Type: Collectibles, Bottles, Glass, Metal Filigree, Perfume
Manufacturer: After Matson, Unmarked  

Wallace Silver Grande Baroque Pattern Powder Jar w/Mirror Vintage Wallace Silver topped cut crystal powder jar or dresser box with interior mirror. Silver lid is in their 1941 Rococo Period Grande Baroque pattern and is of high relief and blown out with a heavy bead rim detail. The crystal circular bowl is nicely cut with an optic pattern and a deep cut 16 petal point bottom. Interior of silver lid holds a mirror.

Measures 3.5 inches in diameter with a height of 2.5 inches. Guaranteed to be in gift giving condition, with no pitting or clouding to the glass and mirror.

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Circa: ca 1950
Type: Collectibles, Wallace Silver, Crystal, Boxes, Powder, Dresser
Manufacturer: Wallace Silver