Creusot (?): Glass Or Crystal Jar Mounted In Solid Silver, Early 19th Century, Restoration

Charming glass and silver jar dating from the first third of the 19th century.

The body of the jar is made of glass with large ribs, characteristic of the taste during the reign of Louis XVIII.
It is probably a production of the Creusot factory, but I cannot be certain on this point.
The silver-rimmed rim houses a silver lid with an umbilicus. It is decorated with a water leaf frieze. This jar was probably intended to hold a toiletry or makeup product for an elegant lady.

The silver parts are hallmarked:
. Woman's head facing left: Parisian silver hallmark, 2nd grade, between 1819 and 1838 (lid).
. Mask: medium guarantee hallmark for the same period (lid).
. Later crab hallmark: small guarantee for silver for the Province (lid). Hare's head: small guarantee mark for Parisian silver between 1819 and 1838 (neck). Identify the silversmith's mark: JLV with an ivy leaf (?).

Very pretty pot with a beautiful silver mount, dating from the early 19th century and most likely from the reign of Louis XVIII.

8.2 cm high
6.3 cm in diameter

207 grams gross
19 grams net for the lid alone.

Very good condition. Micro-scratches from use and some tiny surface chips on the glass.

Hand-delivered in Paris or shipped by insured Colissimo.
France: €15
Europe: €20
Worldwide: €35