Antique Guilloche Enamel Double Scent Bottles with Leather Travel Case

During the early 20th century, travel vanity items were crafted with exceptional attention to detail, designed to offer both utility and elegance for the wealthy traveler. This exceptional double scent bottle set exemplifies that era of refined travel. The matched pair of glass bottles is crowned with striking engine-turned guilloche enamel lids, each meticulously hand-painted with distinct floral motifs—pansies on one, pink roses on the other. Such intricate enamel work requires a highly skilled artisan, making these pieces enduringly popular among collectors of early 1900s vanity accessories.
The bottles rest securely within a bespoke, silk and velvet-lined travel case. The deep burgundy exterior is secured with a classic brass clasp and bears the gold-stamped monogram "K.G.K." The heavy glass bases provide excellent stability, while the screw-top lids ensure the contents remain secure. This set stands as a beautifully preserved artifact of Edwardian or Art Deco era luxury.

Specs
Maker/Artist: Unknown
Year Made: 1910s
Materials: Glass, Enamel, Brass/Metal, Leather, Silk, Velvet
Dimensions: Bottles: 2.25" H x 1.5" W x 1.5" D. Case: 3.5" H x 3.5" W x 2.75" D.

Condition
The set is in very good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, including minor scuffing to the exterior leather case and light discoloration to the interior silk lining. The glass bottles are intact, and the painted enamel lids remain vibrant with no notable losses.