MURY BLUES Fragrance Duo: Iconic Flacon with Verreries Brosse Monogram, 1935

The fragrance "Blues" from the Parisian house of MURY, first launched in 1935, is a masterpiece of late Art Deco design.
The MURY "Blues" Collection (c. 1935)
The Highlight: Verreries Brosse Flacon
The centerpiece is the large, full flacon (approx. 30 ml). What makes this piece particularly valuable is the confirmed glass manufacturer:
    Verreries Brosse Provenance: The underside of the flacon bears the unambiguous, embossed monogram "VB" in an oval. This seal identifies the famous manufacturer Verreries Brosse as the producer—the most renowned glass house of the era, responsible for many of the most iconic flacons in perfume history.
    Condition: The large flacon is FULL with the original fragrance, which is a significant rarity.
The Miniature
The set is complemented by a charming miniature (approx. 5 ml), which also contains the "Blues" fragrance and is about one-third full.
Both bottles represent the clear, elegant design aesthetic of the 1930s.
MURY Parfums was a respected Parisian house during the interwar period. As this fragrance and its flacons rarely appear on the market today, they are considered a true rarity for discerning collectors.
    The items show signs of wear consistent with their age.
    Due to the age of the perfumes, no guarantee can be given for the quality of the fragrance.
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