An Edwardian silver mounted scent perfume bottle with clear hallmarks for Sheffield 1904 and makers mark for James Dixon & Sons. This is a good sized piece (but not too large) for its type. It has a bulbous silver lid chased with an acanthus leaf design. The lid is gilt lined a mark of quality. The silver collar is two tier, fitted around the inner glass neck. The silver hinge works smoothly and perfectly. There is a well fitting stopper, probably original. The cut lead crystal base has a star cut case. Around the base are four large diamond cut panels, with a central flat finally cut hobnail. The panels are partnered with four inverted triangles with small and dense diamond cutting. The shoulder is slice cut all round. A substantial and sparkly piece in excellent condition.