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Exceptionally Rare Georgian Jacobite Sympathy Engraved Glass Perfume Bottle C1760
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Exceptionally Rare Georgian Jacobite Sympathy Engraved Glass Perfume Bottle C1760

18th century
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An exceptionally rare 18th century Jacobite sympathy glass perfume bottle dating to c1760.

It has its original solid ball stopper, the wide teardrop bottle engraved on both sides with a wild six petal rose, foliage, sprigs and a Jay bird at the top.

Almost identical engravings to those seen on mid 18th century Jacobite sympathy wine glasses. This is the first example we have seen on a perfume bottle.

Date & Origin

England, c1760

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks, or restoration. Clean and clear internally.

Dimensions

Height: 15.2 cm (including stopper)

Length: 4.5 cm

Width: 2 cm

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Height
15.2cm (5.98")
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Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Engraved Scent Bottle to the Georgian era.

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SA1183104
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2025112705
Description
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An exceptionally rare 18th century Jacobite sympathy glass perfume bottle dating to c1760.

It has its original solid ball stopper, the wide teardrop bottle engraved on both sides with a wild six petal rose, foliage, sprigs and a Jay bird at the top.
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fig 1. A clear 18th-century Georgian glass scent bottle with a ground glass stopper and intricate wheel-engraved floral and bird motifs.
fig 1. Exceptionally Rare Georgian Jacobite Sympathy Engraved Glass Perfume Bottle C1760

Almost identical engravings to those seen on mid 18th century Jacobite sympathy wine glasses. This is the first example we have seen on a perfume bottle.

Date & Origin

England, c1760

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks, or restoration. Clean and clear internally.

Dimensions

Height: 15.2 cm (including stopper)

Length: 4.5 cm

Width: 2 cm

Height
15.2cm (5.98")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Engraved Scent Bottle to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1183104
Dealers Internal Ref
2025112705
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Archive I A clear 18th-century Georgian glass scent bottle with a ground glass stopper and intricate wheel-engraved floral and bird motifs.

Exceptionally Rare Georgian Jacobite Sympathy Engraved Glass Perfume Bottle C1760

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A clear 18th-century Georgian glass scent bottle with a ground glass stopper and intricate wheel-engraved floral and bird motifs.
Exceptionally Rare Georgian Jacobite Sympathy Engraved Glass Perfume Bottle c1760
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A clear 18th-century Georgian glass scent bottle with a ground glass stopper and intricate wheel-engraved floral and bird motifs.
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Produced during the 18th century, these glass vessels feature wheel-engraved symbols associated with the Jacobite movement, which supported the restoration of the House of Stuart to the British throne.

These pieces were typically blown from lead or flint glass, incorporating hand-ground stoppers and detailed wheel-engraved or acid-etched decorative motifs.

Authentic period pieces often exhibit pontil marks, micro-scratches from natural usage wear on the base, slight asymmetrical hand-blown variations, and specific Jacobite iconography such as white roses, thistles, or birds in flight.

Small decorative glass bottles can be displayed on a vanity tray, styled within a glass cabinet, or arranged alongside antique leather-bound books on a bookshelf.

Clean gently using lukewarm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals or temperature shocks, and dry thoroughly with a soft microfibre cloth to prevent moisture build-up inside the bottle.
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