Toilet set - Glass





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Lot of 14 vintage perfume bottles from French maisons (Dior, Cartier, Hermès, Guerlain and Yves Saint Laurent) dating to the 1990s–2000 and all in glass, with varying residual contents and original presentations.
Description from the seller
Christian Dior, Cartier, Hermès, Guerlain and Yves Saint Laurent – Collection of 14 vintage perfume bottles – Poison, Eau Sauvage, Must, Opium, 24 Faubourg and others
Description
Important and elegant collection consisting of 14 vintage perfume bottles from the prestigious French houses Christian Dior, Cartier, Hermès, Guerlain and Yves Saint Laurent.
The lot brings together some of the most representative fragrances of French perfumery, from different production periods and preserved in their original presentations. The bottles retain varying amounts of the original contents and are particularly interesting for vintage perfume enthusiasts and for bottle design collectors.
Christian Dior
1. Eau Sauvage – Eau de Toilette
Format of 4 fl. oz., corresponding to about 118–120 ml. Historic glass bottle in transparent glass worked with diagonal grooves, central band, and silver-colored cap.
Indicative residual content: about 75–85%.
2. Poison – Eau de Toilette, 100 ml
Characteristic round violet glass bottle, complete with original cap.
Indicative residual content: about 70–75%.
3. Poison – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Second bottle in a different presentation, taller and elongated, complete with original cap.
Indicative residual content: about 35%.
4. Diorella – Eau de Toilette
Large vintage bottle with the distinctive pied-de-poule decoration on the label and cap.
Indicative residual content: about 80%. The label shows normal signs of aging.
5. Eau Fraîche – Eau de Toilette, 112 ml / 3.7 US fl. oz.
Old cylindrical presentation, Made in France, complete with matching cap.
Very high residual content, approximately 90–95%.
6. Dior Addict – Eau de Parfum, 100 ml
Tall dark blue glass bottle with silver details and atomizer.
Indicative residual content: about 25–35%.
7. Dune – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Original bottle complete with the characteristic spherical cap.
Indicative residual content: about 75–80%.
Cartier
8. Must de Cartier – Parfum, 30 ml / 1 fl. oz.
Elegant vintage presentation housed in the characteristic golden rigid case with dark front panel.
Indicative residual content: about 95%.
9. Must de Cartier – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Rectangular ribbed glass bottle, complete with atomizer and gold details.
Indicative residual content: about 80%.
Hermès
10. Calèche – Eau de Toilette
Historic rectangular presentation with Hermès oval label and domed metal cap.
Indicative residual content: about 50–60%. Normal signs of oxidation and wear on metal parts are visible.
11. 24 Faubourg – Eau de Toilette, 100 ml / 3.3 fl. oz.
Elegant glass bottle with a slightly concave shape, adorned with floral motifs and complete with the clear cap and decorative cord.
Very high residual content, approximately 95%.
Guerlain
12. Eau de Guerlain – Eau de Toilette
Vintage round bottle, complete with the characteristic cap bearing the inscription “Eau de Guerlain.”
The level appears very high; the original capacity is not clearly readable in the photographs.
Yves Saint Laurent
13. Paris – 50 ml
Old presentation in transparent glass, with red push button and Yves Saint Laurent mark.
Indicative residual content: about 70–75%.
14. Opium – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Iconic vintage presentation inspired by the oriental “inro” case, with a red-brown rigid outer case, circular window, and transparent cap.
Indicative residual content: about 80–90%.
All bottles are without their external packaging and are offered in the conditions clearly documented by the photographs.
Normal signs consistent with age and use are present, such as slight label alterations, oxidation of metal parts, small surface scratches, wear of the lettering, and color variations of the contents.
As these are vintage perfumes already opened, there is no guarantee that the perfume, color, longevity, and olfactory characteristics remain identical to the originals.
The indicated percentages of residual content are approximate visual estimates.
The lot is offered mainly as a collection of vintage bottles with residual original contents.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show the actual condition and conservation of each bottle.
Christian Dior, Cartier, Hermès, Guerlain and Yves Saint Laurent – Collection of 14 vintage perfume bottles – Poison, Eau Sauvage, Must, Opium, 24 Faubourg and others
Description
Important and elegant collection consisting of 14 vintage perfume bottles from the prestigious French houses Christian Dior, Cartier, Hermès, Guerlain and Yves Saint Laurent.
The lot brings together some of the most representative fragrances of French perfumery, from different production periods and preserved in their original presentations. The bottles retain varying amounts of the original contents and are particularly interesting for vintage perfume enthusiasts and for bottle design collectors.
Christian Dior
1. Eau Sauvage – Eau de Toilette
Format of 4 fl. oz., corresponding to about 118–120 ml. Historic glass bottle in transparent glass worked with diagonal grooves, central band, and silver-colored cap.
Indicative residual content: about 75–85%.
2. Poison – Eau de Toilette, 100 ml
Characteristic round violet glass bottle, complete with original cap.
Indicative residual content: about 70–75%.
3. Poison – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Second bottle in a different presentation, taller and elongated, complete with original cap.
Indicative residual content: about 35%.
4. Diorella – Eau de Toilette
Large vintage bottle with the distinctive pied-de-poule decoration on the label and cap.
Indicative residual content: about 80%. The label shows normal signs of aging.
5. Eau Fraîche – Eau de Toilette, 112 ml / 3.7 US fl. oz.
Old cylindrical presentation, Made in France, complete with matching cap.
Very high residual content, approximately 90–95%.
6. Dior Addict – Eau de Parfum, 100 ml
Tall dark blue glass bottle with silver details and atomizer.
Indicative residual content: about 25–35%.
7. Dune – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Original bottle complete with the characteristic spherical cap.
Indicative residual content: about 75–80%.
Cartier
8. Must de Cartier – Parfum, 30 ml / 1 fl. oz.
Elegant vintage presentation housed in the characteristic golden rigid case with dark front panel.
Indicative residual content: about 95%.
9. Must de Cartier – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Rectangular ribbed glass bottle, complete with atomizer and gold details.
Indicative residual content: about 80%.
Hermès
10. Calèche – Eau de Toilette
Historic rectangular presentation with Hermès oval label and domed metal cap.
Indicative residual content: about 50–60%. Normal signs of oxidation and wear on metal parts are visible.
11. 24 Faubourg – Eau de Toilette, 100 ml / 3.3 fl. oz.
Elegant glass bottle with a slightly concave shape, adorned with floral motifs and complete with the clear cap and decorative cord.
Very high residual content, approximately 95%.
Guerlain
12. Eau de Guerlain – Eau de Toilette
Vintage round bottle, complete with the characteristic cap bearing the inscription “Eau de Guerlain.”
The level appears very high; the original capacity is not clearly readable in the photographs.
Yves Saint Laurent
13. Paris – 50 ml
Old presentation in transparent glass, with red push button and Yves Saint Laurent mark.
Indicative residual content: about 70–75%.
14. Opium – Eau de Toilette, 50 ml
Iconic vintage presentation inspired by the oriental “inro” case, with a red-brown rigid outer case, circular window, and transparent cap.
Indicative residual content: about 80–90%.
All bottles are without their external packaging and are offered in the conditions clearly documented by the photographs.
Normal signs consistent with age and use are present, such as slight label alterations, oxidation of metal parts, small surface scratches, wear of the lettering, and color variations of the contents.
As these are vintage perfumes already opened, there is no guarantee that the perfume, color, longevity, and olfactory characteristics remain identical to the originals.
The indicated percentages of residual content are approximate visual estimates.
The lot is offered mainly as a collection of vintage bottles with residual original contents.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show the actual condition and conservation of each bottle.

