Guerlain - (1890s–1910s) Set consisting of two cubic carafe-shaped bottles made of colorless blown, pressed, and molded glass by the Pochet & Du Courval…
Coutau-Bégarie · Paris
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Guerlain - (1890s–1910s) Set consisting of two cubic carafe-shaped bottles made of colorless blown, pressed, and molded glass by the Pochet & Du Courval Glassworks; their fluted necks are topped with square, flat, faceted stoppers and adorned with the company’s coat-of-arms label. Fragrances: "Violette qui Embaume" and "Arôme Synthétique de Peau d'Espagne"; one of them features a molded decoration of "La Renommée." Height: 10 cm and 9.5 cm
- Category
- Glasses, carafes and liquor cabinets
- Location
- Paris
- Dimensions
- H 10 cm



