Cut Glass Blue Talcum Bottle This Victorian oval shaped talcum bottle has a ground and polished bottom. It has a latticework cutting surrounding a series of octagons. -5" h with screw top x 1 ¾" w . Precise cutting, fabulous color. Original pewter compoumd screw top. C. 1890 In excellent condition. (139Z)

keywords: dresser Victorian vintage powder

Manufacturer: glass company  

Silver Overlay Glass Perfume Atomizer Pressed 6 panel glass perfume atomizer with worn silver overlay. Pink glass, chrome atomizer has 3 scratches on one side. Very Art Deco molding, c.1930. No makers mark. Replaced atomizer. Measures 4 1/8" from side to side and is about 4" high (including the atomizer). (#KM398)
Manufacturer: as described  

Cut Rose to Clear Glass Dresser Bottle Twelve cut panels, teardrop stopper and great color. The rose to clear shading is also a feature of the stopper. Measures 6 ¾" h to top of stopper. No makers mark. Reminds one of Baacarat’s shading. C.1890. Tiniest flake at bottom of stopper. (#1415)
Manufacturer: as described  

Vaseline Glass Perfume Atomizer This handsome cut perfume atomizer stands 4 ½" h to the top of the dispenser knob x 2 7/16" at the widest part of the base. Each of the 3 sides is a hexagon, vertical corners are long rectangles and the bottom corners intersecting the sides are triangles with squared tops. Brass dispenser reads " HOLMSPRAY". Great clarity and brilliance. New atomizer, excellent condition, c. 1930. (#KM170)
Manufacturer: as described  

Stunning Antique Gesso Vanity Mirror This ornately molded mirror was made to be used on a dressing table or a vanity. It can be hung or can stand on a dresser or vanity. Done in wonderful Art Deco colors of green and rose.
Measures about 15" high by 11" wide. Both the gesso and the mirror are in very decent condition, and would be gorgeous in the right room! Probably circa 1920's. (#T-1415)

Keywords: mirrors bedroom furniture

Manufacturer: unknown  

Thousand Eye Square Cologne Bottle Richards & Hartley c.1891 produced several sized colognes. This is 2 ¼" square x 4 ¾" h without stopper and 6 ¾" h with stopper. The stopper has a great collection of small bubbles in the center. Clouding appears in the top section below the neck. (#4802)

Key words: EAPG american pattern glass

Manufacturer: Richards & Hartley  

Queens Necklace Cologne Sometimes known as Queens Jewels, produced by the Bellaire Goblet Company, Findlay, Ohio, circa 1890. This stands 5 7/8" from base to collar and is about 7 7/8" from base to top of stopper. It is my understanding that 2 different stoppers were made and this is one of them. Excellent condition. (#X184)

Key Words: pattern glass, pressed glass, EAPG, Victorian Glass, early american pattern glass
Manufacturer: Bellaire Goblet Company