I purchased this bottle from England. The quality of the crystal is impeccable, and the pewter is fancifully beautiful, with dragonfly and botanical figures. I believe the bottle would hold two ounces (60mls) of perfume.
The bottle is clear crystal, but my camera's lighting makes it look grey here.
Anyone have an idea how old it is?
I admit I'm embarrassed but at the moment, I can't remember the industry term for a bottle such as this, purchased to be filled with perfume, unlike a perfume you purchase from me or a perfume house that of which is a commercial bottle.
Here's a nice reference to differenty types of bottles. I'll take some time and try to refresh my memory. Can anyone assist with the name of this type of bottle?

Anya McCoy founded the USA's first modern natural perfume line in 1991. Since then, she has nurtured and educated natural perfumers and hosts a discussion group for them. Anya is the Head Instructor at the Natural Perfumery Institute that she founded in 2007 to provide a professional course for perfumers. In 2006 she revived the Natural Perfumers Guild, a trade association. She is a recognized leader in the art and the 'go-to' person for anyone interested in natural perfume.
Friday, October 12, 2012
From The Vintage Vault: Dragonfly and botanicals in pewter enwrap crystal perfume bottle
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