Coty Collection – 7 Historical Bottles from 1930–1960

A rare ensemble from the House of Coty, spanning several decades of perfume history – featuring a special highlight: a Cyclamen bottle with an original René Lalique stopper, circa 1930–1950. The iconic, relief-decorated glass stopper was originally designed for François Coty in 1913 and is presumably used here as part of a rare refill variation. The bottle body is clear and simple; the stopper has a small chip on the bottom that remains invisible when closed. This set is complemented by six other classic Coty fragrances, some originally sealed, some fully preserved:
1x Emeraude – Eau de Cologne, 55 ml, 1950s version, originally sealed; 1x L’Aimant – Eau de Cologne, 55 ml, 1950s version, originally sealed; 1x Imprévu – Eau de Toilette, approx. 40 ml, full (1968); 1x Muguet – Eau de Cologne, 12 ml, full (1940–1950) and 2 miniatures – Imprévu (1968) & Masumi (1967).
An exceptional collector's lot that reflects the timeless style of Coty across different eras and, with the Lalique stopper, contains a piece of perfumery art of museum value.
Condition: Two bottles originally sealed, others full; glass mostly clear and clean; stopper with chip on the bottom as described. Signs of wear commensurate with age; no guarantee can be given for the fragrance quality due to its age. The perfumes are offered without a display.