This French Art Deco perfume bottle from the 1930s is a textbook example of the era's style, crafted from transparent, thick crystal with a neutral, cool sheen. Its simple geometric design follows the tenets of symmetry and minimalism—flat, rectangular sides soften into gently rounded corners, while the body remains free from any engravings or ornamentation. The bottle’s most striking detail is its highly polished, chrome-like screw cap, which powerfully contrasts with the colorless crystal, yet perfectly completes the compositional whole. The glass’s substantial thickness suggests durability and resistance to damage, while the functional, screw-on cap ensures the contents remain secure. The absence of visible branding or designer marks underlines the object's authentic period character and non-commercial essence. Well-preserved overall, the piece bears minor scratches, slight internal residue, and subtle imperfections in the metal finish, attesting to its passage through time.This vessel speaks in the clear language of late Art Deco: the purity of its lines, the absence of ornament, and the interplay of reflective surfaces tell the story of an era when modernity met the dignity of material. Its mirrored stopper catches and splits the light, while the crystal’s heft suggests that, in the 1930s, true value was found in essence, not superficiality. Each scratch or hint of patina serves almost as an intimate record of everyday rituals—a fragrance, a touch, the quiet unmistakable sound of the lid unscrewing.Such a perfume bottle works not only as a collector’s highlight on a vanity but also as a refined accent when arranged alongside other period pieces. One might combine it with geometric mirrors
DIMENSION
Height9 cm
Depth4 cm
Width7 cm
Dimension details
Width7 cm
Height9 cm
Depth4 cm
Weight1 kg
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