Scent Bottle Beautiful ruby glass, double-ended scent bottle. This was a very popular accessory of Victorian ladies. The double-ended bottles were used for holding perfume in one end and smelling salts in the other. This one is ten-sided. The caps are silver but there are no sterling marks. One end has screw-on cap which has two small dents. The other end is the flip-type lid with glass stopper. This cap has three dents. The scent bottle is four inches long and approximately 1 inch in diameter.
 

Scent Bottle Very pretty 8-sided ruby, double-ended, lay-down scent bottle. This was a very popular accessary of Victorian ladies. They used the double-ended bottles to hold perfume in one end and smelling salts in the other end. This bottle has sterling top on one end with turquoise-colored stone in top.
 

Scent Bottle Four inch ruby lay-down, double scent bottle; eight-sided; with brass tops. These were popular accessories of Victorian ladies. The double-ended bottles were made to contain perfume in one end and smelling salts in the other. One end has the flip-type lid and the other has a screw-on lid. This bottle still has one glass stopper which is rare to find. The scent bottle is in excellent condition and is a deep, ruby color. The glass portion has no chips or cracks. The silver tops have a few small, shallow dents.
 

Rye Bottle Edgewood 1880 Rye Bottle. 8-3/4 inches tall, 5-1/2 inches diameter.
 

MOSER-STYLE DECANTER Moser-style green decanter with multi-colored, enameled design on both sides. One side has a multi-color floral design. The other side shows a knight on his white horse. There is a white circle around the knight and horse which contains the following words in a script-style(as well as I can make them out): "Joann (or Toann) et Forum Sanctus Georsus Patrunus Equitum et." There is white enamel detailing on the top of the lid finial, on the lid, around the neck of the decanter and a band of white enamel dots above the gold band at the base. It has pie-crust crimping on the sides and pewter on the lid. The enameled design is very high quality. This is a very rare piece. Scratched into the pewter, underneath side of the lid, is "1869 A Moser." The piece is in excellent condition. There is one small (about 1/8 to 3/16 inch) shallow chip on the inside of the base at the bottom edge.