Antique 1894 London Sterling Silver Glass Smelling Salts Scent Bottle Geo Brace

are Victorian Sterling Silver & Heavy Glass Smelling Salts Bottle - London, 1894
Up for sale is a beautiful piece of Late Victorian craftsmanship: a heavy-gauge glass smelling salts (or scent) bottle with a solid Sterling Silver hinged mount. This is a quintessential "vanity" item from the late 19th century, perfect for collectors of English silver or antique apothecary bottles.

Design & Provenance:

Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked for London, 1894. Features the leopard's head, the lion passant (sterling), and the date letter "t".

Maker's Mark: "GB" for George Brace, a renowned London silversmith active during the Victorian era.

Construction: High-quality, thick-walled hand-blown glass with a polished base. The silver cap features a secure hinged mechanism and original interior gilding remnants.

Size: Stands approximately 2.5 inches (6.5 cm) tall.

Condition Report:
This bottle is in remarkable shape for being over 130 years old. The glass remains brilliant and clear. The silver shows a soft, honest patina with very minor surface wear consistent with age. The hinge is tight, and the lid aligns perfectly.

A sophisticated addition to any Victorian display or a unique gift for a collector of fine silver. Patten / Etsy
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