Etched Glass Scent Bottle with Silver and Cork Stopper

This item is an antique or vintage miniature scent bottle, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The bottle is constructed from clear, hand-blown or mold-blown glass featuring a cylindrical body with rounded shoulders and a short, tapered neck. The primary decorative element is a fine white acid-etched or wheel-engraved pattern depicting a central floral bouquet encased within a leafy, oval cartouche. This medallion is flanked by scrolling acanthus leaves and smaller floral blossoms, characteristic of Rococo Revival or Neoclassical styles. The bottle is capped with its original cork stopper, which is topped with a simple polished silver (likely sterling or silver-plate) cap. Attached to the silver cap is a small jump ring, suggesting this piece may have been intended for use as a chatelaine accessory or a pendant. In terms of condition, the glass appears to be in very good structural shape with no cracks or significant chips visible. The etching is crisp and well-defined, showing little wear. The cork shows signs of dehydration and minor crumbling consistent with age, while the silver cap shows a light patina and superficial scratches. There are no obvious maker's marks or silver assay stamps visible in the primary view, but the overall craftsmanship suggests a high-quality production, potentially of European origin (possibly French or Bohemian). The glass clarity is excellent, with minimal interior residue, preserving the delicate translucency of the vessel.