Five Continental Perfume Bottles and a Trinket Box, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Comprising a Chelsea style porcelain triple scent bottle and stoppers, probably Samson, in the form of a hen and two chicks, asterisk mark in underglaze-blue, and "MADE ?" printed in red; a Dutch lay down cut glass perfume bottle with silver cap, 1906-53, single sword standard mark on the cap and collar; a cut-glass and gilt-metal lay down perfume bottle; a pair of etched glass perfume bottles in a gilt-brass stand; a silver-mounted glass scent bottle/ vinaigrette with ring and chain, unmarked; and a bevelled glass and embossed brass trinket box. Pair of perfume bottles in stand: H: 4.75 in., W: 3.125 in., D: 1.25 in.

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4.75 x 3.125 x 1.25 in