Cosmetic jar 1874 - 1875

This pair of ornate cosmetic jars, crafted by Barnard Brothers between 1874 and 1875, showcase the intricate artistry of the Victorian era. Each jar features a clear glass base, intricately cut with a diamond pattern, and a silver-plated lid adorned with delicate floral engravings. The lids are topped with a circular, gilded medallion, suggesting the jars were likely intended for a woman's boudoir. These jars are a testament to the craftsmanship and elegance of the period, reflecting the refined tastes of the Victorian elite.