Cut Glass Cologne bottle ID help

From my father’s glass collection. Can anyone identify this? I think it is a cologne bottle with fan and diamond motifs. (The closest I have found is Libbey Corinthian c. 1910 ABP on ETSY, but the Libbey has a Hobstar in one view of the side & a signature.) Could this be American Brillant Period? Another Libbey pattern? What is it?

Measurements: 4 ¼ inches high with stopper, 3 ¼ inches high bottle without stopper, c. 3 1/8 inches wide/diameter. Stopper is c. 1 3/8 inch long, but the shank is broken so that is not the original length.

The ETSY ad said, “Replacement Stopper,” which led me to wonder: Which is worse for value: a replacement stopper or a stopper with a broken shank?

Thank you very much for your insights.

 

Imho: if what you have is original, broken or not, it's better than a replacement...unless that replacement is identical to the original, an' in better condition.

That is a very lovely bottle, even if it were without a stopper!

 

My guess is that is not the original stopper, but think you're right about its being a cologne bottle for a vanity top.