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A baluster shaped bottle with flattened sides and a metal cap fitted with a stopper in the form of a dove attached by a chain. Enamel on metal and painted in colours on the sides with two panels of figures enclosed in raised gilt scrolls on a white ground with various shaped panels of pink in gold borders.
Private:
A baluster-shaped bottle with flattened sides with a metal cap fitted with an ormolu stopper in the form of a dove fitted to the cap with a chain. Enamel on metal and painted in colours on the sides in irregular shaped recessed panels with the figures raised with two panels one with a female figure (perhaps Brittania) wearing a blue and yellow headdress and carrying a rod seated at the base of a column and on the other side a man seated in a cap inscribing the base of a column (perhaps Mercury). The panels are enclosed in raised gilt scrolls on a white ground with various shaped panels of pink with white decoration in gold borders.
Technique: enamelling
Technique: hand-painting
Material: enamel
Material: metal
scent bottle made in South Staffordshire, England, Britain, Europe, (1958.280). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.21891 | Go to resource |
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