Victorian "This Be Your Lucky Star" Silver Scent Bottle cross George Strass is generally credited

George Strass is generally credited with perfecting the technique in the 1720s

Smallest- 6

mainly for use in jewellery

A charming example of the style

Victorian "This Be Your Lucky Star" Silver Scent Bottle cross George Strass is generally creditedDATE: Victorian, c. 1898 This charming Victorian era scent bottle features a lovely charm to the silver top. "This Be Your Lucky Star" is displayed in dark blue enamel, with a red guilloch enamel background and a rose cut diamond set star motif. The bottle itself is in glass, and the lid modelled in silver. It features English hallmarks to the side of the lid, for Birmingham assay office and the year 1898. STONES Rose Cut Diamond MEASUREMENTS Length: