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This pair of miniature perfume bottles features clear glass flacons with spiral-ribbed swirl bodies topped by frosted crystal stoppers sculpted as single doves in flight. Both bottles are empty, with original plastic or synthetic sealing sleeves visible on the stoppers. One dove has a tiny chip on the wing as shown in the last picture. It almost cannot be seen , only felt with a finger.
3.5”x 2”
Nina Ricci introduced the iconic floral fragrance L'Air du Temps in 1948, shortly after the end of World War II. Robert Ricci collaborated with the legendary French glassmaker Marc Lalique to design the bottle, introducing the dove motif to symbolize peace, love, and post-war renewal. These bottles were produced in various sizes, ranging from tiny miniatures given as gifts or samples to large counter display factices. Today, they remain highly sought-after by collectors of vintage commercial perfume presentations and fine Lalique crystal
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Selling since December 2024
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