A GROUP OF THREE FRENCH ART DECO GLASS PERFUME BOTTLES, CIRCA 1915, comprising "Le Chevalier de la Nuit," designed by Julien Viard (French 1883-1938), for Ciro, circa 1924, the frosted glass flacon and stopper completed in charcoal patina, molded into the representation of a medieval knight, red satin "Ciro" ribbon collar and a circular red paper label affixed to the base, height: 4 1/2"; "La Vierge Folle," by Paul Poiret (French 1879-1944), circa 1920, the large square black glass flacon with chamfered corners embossed with flower heads and leaves, centered by an incised copper metallic label naming the scent, gold corded collar surmounted by an almond shaped stopper molded in the form of two daisies, a French flag label reading "Poiret/Paris/France" affixed to the back and a white paper label affixed to the base, retaining remnants of original perfume, height: 5"; "La Bohéme," designed by Maurice Dépinoix (French 19th/early 20th Century), for Arly Paris, circa 1915, the clear and frosted glass flacon in the form of a stylized eye with a frosted gray patinated boss stopper, height: 3 3/4".

All flacons in good condition, with no major chips or repairs. The Julien Viard designed "Le Chevalier de la Nuit" knight bottle in excellent condition, with ribbon around bottle's neck only slightly worn, emptied of original perfume. The "La Vierge Folle" bottle with areas of wear revealing a gilt metal lining under the black glass. The "La Bohéme" bottle has a scratched exterior, with clear scratch marks showing through the frosted glass. There also appears to be a hairline on one side under the bottle's neck, emptied of original perfume. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS."