The transparent amber glass bottle is of flattened, rounded form and suffused with gold flecks. The raised oval foot has a unpolished concave interior. The top is flat and has a large quarter inch opening. The simple flat round surfaces with raised edges symbolize flat mirrors. This idea was suggested by K. B. Tsang in his article published in the Journal of the International Snuff Bottle Society. The associate cap is red glass capped in brass with a brass spoon. Circa late 19th to early 20th century. The condition is used, in good form. Height: 2.5 inches (7cm) Width: 2 inches (5.5cm)