The Fashion Archive Auction
Lot 538:
Description
11 empty perfume bottles in total and they are a blend of antique and vintage. 3 c1920s Mixed Houbigant Perfume Bottles. These 3 bottles all have a rectangular shape and and two were reintroduced in the 1920s. Royal Fern under Fougere Royale by Houbigant is a men’s fragrance that was introduced in 1882 and re introduced in 1927. This bottle has a twistable top that has rusted and has the brand’s name engraved on it with some dents. There is a yellow sticker with the brand’s and perfume’s name with an additional decoration of a crown. There are raised parts on the sticker and the bottom of the glass shows a thin layer peeling. On the base, Lotion Houbigant is written. Also included is Bois Dormant by Houbigant which was created in 1925. The bottle is a clear glass with a rectangular shape and a glass stopper that features a flat top to pull. The sticker with the brand and perfume names is a triangle with brown along the edges and some wear from age. A sticker at the bottle says lotion. On the base, Lotion Houbigant is written. The last bottle is Le Parfum Ideal by Houbigant with the scent being created in 1900 and reintroduced in 1926. The bottle is rectangular and it features a gold cap with an art deco style that can be removed. Underneath, there is a glass stopper that can be pulled out. On the front, there is a gold sticker with the perfume and brand names on it. France is written on the bottom. 2 c1930s Mixed Houbigant Perfume Bottles. Etude by Houbigant is a bottle included. The bottle itself is short and has a hexagon shape. The base is round and the stopper has a circular top that can be pulled out. The stopper is a bit stuck. A small sticker is on the bottom of the front and it says France. The scent is from 1931. From 1936 is Country Club by Houbigant. The brand and perfume name are written in green on the front with the T being stylized as a club. A sticker with 330 is on the front. The stopper can be pulled out and it has ridges along the edges. 2 c1930s Day Based Houbigant Perfume Bottles. There are 2 perfume bottles by Houbigant with fragrance names that are day based. Demi Jour by Houbigant was originally created in 1932 with another version reintroduced in 1988. This bottle is short and rectangular with a stopper that has a flat circle and it can be pulled out. The stopper is snug inside of the bottle. There is a pink sticker with a gold center that has the fragrance and brand names on it. A pink ribbon is included alongside a string around the neck of the bottle. A sticker saying France is on the back. Also included is a small rectangular bottle with the name Au Matin by Houbigant. It has a gold/bronze top which can be pulled off and a stopper that has ridges and can be pulled. The top and sticker has green and black art deco triangles on it. There are gold, intersecting lines on the front. A gold sticker with the fragrance and brand name is on the front and at the base, there is a sticker with 7 on it. 4 Tagless Houbigant Perfume Bottles. There are 4 tagless Houbigant perfume bottles which are identifiable by the brand’s name being on the glass. These bottles are all different sizes. A short and small cylindrical bottle with Houbigant Paris on the glass. It has a wooden top which can be pulled off and said top has the brand’s name on it. A short, rectangular bottle with a sticker that says Brillantine. Houbigant is on the base of the glass. The stopper can be pulled out and it has wave-like designs. A medium sized perfume bottle with a sticker that says Eau de Toilette on it. The stopper can be pulled out and the top has engravings of flowers on it. Houbigant Paris New York is on the base. The last bottle is larger than the rest with a stopper that can be pulled out. The stopper has two intersecting lines on it. The residue from a previous sticker and at the base, Houbigant Paris New York. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. In house Flat Rate Shipping of $10-15 is a domestic shipping estimate for first lot and includes insurance. We will gladly combine multiple lots for your convenience and economy. Each additional lot we can pack in the same box is $5-10 each.
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