A duo full of elegance and antique charm: two cut glass perfume bottles, refined witnesses of Belle Époque toiletries.
Their octagonal silhouette, simple and luminous, captures light in a play of delicately hand-cut facets.
The cut ball-shaped stoppers evoke the polished crystal of the great glassworks of the late 19th century.
One of them still contains a small remnant of wick and metal tube, a discreet reminder of its original use: to hold fragrant essences or smelling salts.
✨ Features:
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Period: circa 1890–1910
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Probable origin: France or Belgium (in the spirit of Val Saint Lambert or Saint Louis)
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Material: multi-faceted cut glass, hand-polished faceted stoppers
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Dimensions:
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Large bottle: H 8.5 cm x W 3.5 cm (small chip inside the neck, invisible from the outside)
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Small bottle: H 7.5 cm x W 3.5 cm
- Total weight: 142 g.
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Condition: very good overall condition, light signs of use, interior with old traces in one of the bottles, a small chip inside the neck of the large bottle.
💜 Charming pieces, to display on a dressing table, in a collector's cabinet, or to offer to a lover of perfumes of yesteryear.
Each glass reflection captures a bit of the grace and refinement of the Belle Époque.
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