Circa 1920's Art Deco Perfume Bottles

Three bottles total including one peach iridescent bulbous shaped base, long neck, gold tone collar topped with a black enamel dauber, 4"H. One yellow tone, pressed crackle glass, tapered form having

TWO VINTAGE ART DECO PERFUME BOTTLE PRESENTATIONS, CIRCA 1920, comprising a "Duska" red glass bottle for Langlois, circa 1928, in the form of a skyscraper, the square columnar flacon with stepped side

Czech Art Deco Perfume Bottle Attributed to Franz Josef Vater Czech, circa 1920. Ht. 4 3/4 in.

ART DECO HEINRICH HOFFMANN PERFUME BOTTLE • Czechia • Circa 1920s-1930s • With jade-glass jeweled gilt metalwork • 4 1/2' height • 3 1/4' width • 1 1/4' depth Footn

DESCRIPTION: An art deco Steuben Aurene perfume bottle with a long stopper. No marks found. CIRCA: 1920-1940s ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H:10.5' and 2.25" in diameter CONDITION: Great condition. See lot

DESCRIPTION: An art deco Steuben blue Aurene perfume bottle with a long stopper. CIRCA: 1920-1940s ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H:10.5' and 2.25" in diameter CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description

An Art Deco Lalique French crystal perfume scent bottle by Rene Lalique (1860-1945). Produced circa 1920 as a container for Misti perfume by L.T. Piver (Paris). Molded crystal body with frosted papill

Perfume Circa 1920s, Art Deco metal work and engraved designs on the amber glass bottle, unsigned. Measures 6.5 x 2.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nea

Nine pieces, including compact mirrors, makeups, and portable perfume bottles. Circa 1920s-1960s. H. Dia. of largest: 9cm (3 1/2in)

Bohemian, circa 1930s. A cut crystal hanging perfume atomizer, the teardrop crystal bottle with four planar sides each with a lozenge form field with gilt and black enamel geometric decoration, the bo

1928 Julien Viard design, produced by Cristalleries de Nancy for Nicole Brise de Rio (Breeze of Rio) black crystal perfume bottle and stopper, large paper label, orange cording to match label. Box cov

Circa 1920, art deco perfume lamp or night light modeled as a blackamoor figure dressed in green outfit and a turban, porcelain, also has a well for incense, marked "Robj Paris", very good condition,

1920s Langlois Art Deco clear/frost glass perfume bottle and stopper for an unknown scent. 3 3/4 in.

A 1920s Czechoslovakian Art Deco Perfume Bottle. Jeweled metalwork with a clear crystal, intaglio stopper with pink and blue patina. Marked Czechoslovakia Height: 8.5"

1920s Langlois D'Arabie black crystal perfume bottle and stopper with opal glass jewel insert (F), label. 4 in.

Circa 1920s Goebel German Porcelain Art Deco Perfume Atomizer. Depicts a veiled seated gypsy dancer figurine. Signed and numbered T599 on underside. Loss to metalwork finial, rubbing. Measures 8" H x

Circa 1920s Art Deco orange decorated white porcelain bottle decanter.

4 Antique / Vintage 1920-30s Art Deco German Porcelain Pincushion and Perfume Bottle Cover Dolls.Tallest 7". Weight on all combined 1 Pd 6 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

TWO FRENCH ART DECO CRYSTAL PERFUME BOTTLES, CIRCA 1925, comprising a Baccarat crystal flacon, for Gabilla, the clear segmented bottle in the form of a pointed arch terminating in an octagonal collar,

Six Art Deco Glass Perfume Bottles, circa 1935-1944.Average height is 3-1/4 inches

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 an

1920’s French Art Deco pearlized celluloid purse and handle, hand painted, set with rhinestones, silk pocket interior, aged mirror. Width 4 7/8 in.

1920’s Art Deco dance purse, black plastic, applied silver metal design, set with coral glass stones, original black braid handle and tassels, fitted satin interior, bevel mirror. 3 1/2 in.

1920s Art Deco purse, sterling silver frame, red and black enamel with marcasites on front and back, Chinese red glass beads and matching silk interior. Silver mark, date mark of 1930, marked GS for G