Worth – 5 Perfume Bottles Je Reviens and Miss Worth, 1940s to 1970s, Including Lalique-Embossed Bottles, Miniatures

We present a very elegant small collection of five bottles from the Worth brand, which, with their history and characteristic designs, will make collectors' hearts beat faster. The collection starts with a bottle of Je Reviens Eau de Cologne from the late forties to early fifties with a brass screw cap and a relief stamp on the base marked Lalique. The fill quantity is 2 1/4​ Fluid Ounces, which corresponds to approximately 66 millilitres, and the bottle is still completely full. This beautiful piece is complemented by a second bottle of Je Reviens Eau de Toilette, also with a brass screw cap, a Lalique embossing on the base, and a size of 1 1/8 Fluid Ounces, approximately 33 millilitres. It is more than three-quarters full. Additionally, there are two Je Reviens Eau de Parfum miniatures, each with 1/4​ Fluid Ounce, approximately 7 millilitres. One of the bottles is in deep blue, the other colourless transparent, both bear the typical Worth relief embossing on the bottle body and are completely full. As a charming extra, this set also includes a bottle of Miss Worth with the elegant bottle design by Jacques Llorente from 1977. The small format holds an estimated 12 to 15 millilitres and is still about three-quarters full.

This lot thus unites various epochs of the Worth brand, ranging from the post-war bottles with the Lalique stamp to the typical miniatures of the fifties and sixties, up to the modern classic Miss Worth from the seventies. A wonderful insight into the brand's development, a piece of perfume history, and an appealing addition to any collection. 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.