Novelty principally references quirky, imaginative, and often eccentric objects, inventions (both practical & impractical), and collectibles from the 19th-century, reflecting the Victorians' blend of ingenuity, sentimentality, and fascination with the unusual.
Silver articulated fish scent bottle
Imported from The Netherlands
Amethyst glass scent bottle
Chelsea scent bottle, monkey with infant
Novelty scent bottle
Tiger's eye scent bottle
French attribution
Novelty silver vermouth pouring can
Post Victorian novelty item
Silver scent bottle modelled as a lighthouse
Modelled on the Eddystone Lighthouse
Novelty scent bottle with owls head cap
Sampson Mordan silver mounted scent bottle
Sampson Mordan novelty scent bottle with monocular
Made to look like a pair opera glasses
Silver mounted ovoid scent bottle
Cobalt blue glass with sparkling silver mica scent bottle
Royal Worcester novelty scent bottle
Satsuma style scent bottle
Henry William Dee combination scent bottle
Combining a vinaigrette and tussie-mussie
Novelty scent bottle in the shape of a gold nugget
Novelty scent bottle
Tear drop shaped silver & glass scent bottle
English novelty scebt bottle
Sampson Mordan combination barrel scent bottle
Novelty scet bottle
Double ended scent & salt bottle fashioned as opera glasses
Sampson Mordan & Co silver scent bottle
Folding double ended scent & salt bottle
George Brace novelty scent bottle
Novelty pair of Victorian scent and salt bottles
S. Maw Son & Thompson
Double ended scent & salt bottle fashioned as opera glasses
Sampson Mordan & Co
French opera glass style scent bottle
Belle Epoque era
Victorian novelty double ended scent bottle in the form of opera glasses
Sampson Mordan novelty scent bottle
