
Nineteenth Century beauty, in this lovely 5-inch scent bottle. The color is deep, "yellow ochre" from the artist's color palette, transparent, and with tiny, included flecks of gold throughout the entire piece. Wonderfully ribbed in a pattern which begins at the center base, flaring, and then narrowing again, at the neck of the bottle. The bulbous body is captioned by a foot of ochre roping, also included with gold. The tightly ribbed, double-turban stopper is intricately hand-tooled with textured petals all around; tiny attached prunts, appearing as "jewels of amber," encircle the largest turban; and it is topped with a large, attached ochre bead of glass at the crown.
Perfumes of less ornate and intricate styles are more common, while pieces of this type are considered scarce and desirable. 
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