Lalique “Perles” perfume bottle, 1926 Marcilhac, 600 satin-finish glass with stopper

From the Art Deco period of the master glassmaker. This model, referenced in the Catalogue Raisonné of Glasswork by Félix Marcilhac (Éditions de l’Amateur, 2011), bears the number 600, which confirms its authenticity and its appeal to collectors. The bottle is made of hand-blown and pressed satin-finish white glass, decorated with three tiered friezes of raised beading forming ovoid garlands, a motif typical of Lalique's creations between the two World Wars. The piece comes with its original hemispherical stopper, also hand-molded and pressed, which has a small chip (a discreet but noteworthy flaw). Artist: René Lalique (1860–1945) Model: “Perles” – Bottle No. 1. Year of creation: 1926. Material: Hand-blown, satin-finish white glass. Decoration: Frieze of raised pearls. Stopper: Original — small chip/loss at the rim. Height: 20.5 cm. Reference: Marcilhac No. 600, p. 344. Condition: Good overall condition, small chip noted on the stopper.