Three 19th century scent bottles

Three 19th century scent bottles. Comprising: a shield-shaped flask example attributed to Worcester, circa 1900, with gilt-enriched painted decoration of a perching bird, 4", (10cm) high; another, of flattened oval form with floral swags and ribbons, silver screw-on cover hallmarked Birmingham, 1906, 2.3", (6cm), and a third attributed to Spode, of bulbous form with floral reserves on a gilt-enriched mazarin blue ground, with hinged white metal stopper, 2.5", (6.5cm), (3).