Vintage French eau de cologne perfume bottle with original glass stopper this very decorative item would look amazing with other bottles (see pictures illustration only) some minor age related wear 15 cm tall 6 cm square 
vintage bottle of Eau de Cologne Supérieure, a light fragrance with a low concentration of perfume oils. Here's some information about it: 
Definition: Eau de Cologne is a type of perfume with a 2-4% concentration of fragrance oils, diluted in alcohol and water. 
History: It originated in Cologne, Germany, in the 18th century. 
Scent: Typically features citrus and herbal notes, providing a fresh and clean scent. 
Longevity: The scent usually lasts for up to two hours due to its low concentration. 
Use: It is often used as a refreshing body splash and is suitable for daily use. 
Composition: Classic Eau de Cologne is composed of natural raw materials, including citrus oils like lemon, orange, and bergamot, and may contain lavender, rosemary, or neroli. 
Variations: Modern versions may include spices, wood, or musky notes. 
Strength: It is lighter than Eau de Toilette (5-15% concentration) and Eau de Parfum (15-20% concentration).