Bouquet 1755 - 1765

This delicate porcelain scent bottle, crafted at the Saint James's Factory in England between 1755 and 1765, showcases a vibrant bouquet of carnations bound with a red ribbon and topped with a butterfly. The exquisite detail of the flowers, leaves, and the tiny insect speaks to the skilled craftsmanship of the factory, known for its innovative porcelain creations. The bottle's miniature scale emphasizes its preciousness and underscores the importance of perfume in 18th-century society. This charming object is a testament to the enduring allure of flowers and the art of perfumery.