This is a lovely piece, — the geometry and the stopper design are very characteristic of 1930s–1940s Art Deco dressing-table perfume bottles. The metal body and faceted stopper strongly suggest a chrome-plated or nickel-plated brass perfume bottle, possibly French or British
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Vintage Art Deco Faceted Metal Perfume Bottle with original glass Stopper
A striking vintage Art Deco perfume bottle featuring a bold geometric design typical of the late 1930s to early 1940s.
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The bottle is crafted in chrome or nickel-plated metal over brass, with beautifully sculpted faceted panels that catch the light from every angle. Its angular, architectural form perfectly reflects the machine-age aesthetic of the Art Deco period.
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The piece is topped with a matching multi-faceted stopper, giving the bottle the appearance of a cut crystal jewel sitting atop the sculptural body.
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Perfume bottles like this were often displayed on elegant vanity or dressing tables, sitting alongside powder compacts, atomisers and mirror trays. The metallic finish added a modern glamour to interiors of the era.
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The interior appears to contain a glass liner, designed to safely hold perfume oils without reacting with the metal casing — a common feature of higher-quality dressing-table bottles. And original glass stopper
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Possible Maker
 
While the bottle is unmarked, the design is reminiscent of pieces produced by:
 
Czech Art Deco glass and metal workshops
 
French dressing table accessory makers
 
British manufacturers producing chrome vanity sets during the 1930s–40s
 
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The highly geometric faceting also echoes designs associated with Czech modernist perfume bottles, which often combined metal mounts with glass interiors.
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Condition
 
Good vintage condition with light age-related wear and minor surface marks consistent with age and use. The stopper fits securely and displays beautifully.
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Measurements
 
11 cm tall
5 cm wide
4 cm depth
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Why We Love It
This is a wonderfully sculptural Art Deco vanity piece. Even empty, it looks like a small metallic jewel — perfect for display on a dressing table, perfume tray or Art Deco collection.