Art Deco perfume bottle, crystal, France, 1930s

A tall, slender perfume bottle made of crystal from France, dating to the 1930s, representing the Art Deco style in both form and material. The transparent cylindrical body is adorned with perfectly cut vertical facets, creating a rhythmic, geometric pattern typical of the era of elegance and precision. Topped with a smooth, mirror-polished metal cap in silver colour, the bottle demonstrates a balance between minimalism and luxury—a principle that guided Art Deco creators. Every detail—the crystal's shine, the perfectly smooth surface, the precise proportions—emphasises the exceptional craftsmanship of the period. All parts are original and in excellent condition; there are no signs of use or restoration. This item evokes the history of Parisian elegance from the era of geometric triumph and noble materials. The bottle could have been part of a wardrobe in an elegant townhouse, among the music of Charles Trénet and the scent of vanilla powder. The crystal light refracts on the facets, and the reflection of the metal cap recalls the chiaroscuro of old studios. The form is restrained, yet echoes the era when fragrance became part of the daily luxury ritual—the bottle not only protected but also displayed the precious essence. It can be placed on a classic dressing table among pre-war mother-of-pearl boxes and refined bottles from a similar period. It also looks good in modern interiors, where the transparent and clear form contrasts with matte surfaces or raw marble. It is worth pairing it with Art Deco accessories or modernist accents—a silvery photo frame or a minimalist glass tray. In the bedroom or on a hallway console, it will introduce a subtle accent of historical authenticity and crystal clarity. No additional technical data or care information. The crystal and metal cap should be treated with the care typical for noble materials from the 1930s.