April 16, 2024
Antique Russian Silver Ribbed Mini Perfume Bottle-Scent
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Welcome to Jamielee Jewels Antique Russian Silver Ribbed Mini Perfume Bottle-Scent This is an antique, hand made, Russian, ribbed, silver, miniature, perfume bottle. Inside there is a small, crystal bottle or liner. There is a small amount of scent in the bottle. The top of the bottle has been sealed with wax. The little top is threaded and twists on and off. The silver fineness is probably 875/1000. The bottle measures 1 5/8" tall by 1/2" across. The glass bottle inside is 1 1/8" tall by 7/16" wide. The perfume bottle weighs 9.2 grams, which includes the bottle inside. This offering is in very good, pre-owned, vintage condition. There is some wear that is typical & consistent with age & use. The lid has a tiny dent. The bottom of the bottle is marked with Cyrillic letters. We are dating this piece to the late 19th, early 20th Century. Please note the measurements above, as the photos are larger than life size. We accept payment by PayPal only. Payment must be received within 3 days of auction end. Holidays and weekends are NOT excluded. We ship within 2 business days of payment clearing. We do NOT ship on weekends or Holidays. All packages valued at $50 or more will be insured at our expense. International buyers are responsible for any duty costs levied by the destination country. my gallery! inkfrog terapeak i000000 Analyzing
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