Three antique crystal glass pieces.

Three antique crystal glass pieces.

Ref: 2292 – Antique Crystal Perfume Bottle

Believed to date from the early 1900s.
A beautifully shaped crystal perfume bottle with elegant proportions. The crystal catches and reflects the light beautifully, creating a delicate sparkle. The pleasant sound of the crystal stopper opening and closing adds to its charm.

Height: 12 cm
Height without stopper: 8.3 cm
Base diameter: 6 cm
Opening diameter: 2 cm
Weight: 329 g (shipping weight approx. 1 kg)

Ref: 1983 – Antique Perfume Bottle

Believed to date from the early 1900s.
A beautifully shaped antique perfume bottle. The glass reflects the light with a delicate sparkle, giving the piece an elegant presence.

Height: 16 cm
Height without stopper: 12 cm
Base diameter: 3.8 cm
Opening diameter: 1.3 cm
Weight: 130 g (shipping weight approx. 1 kg)

Ref: 2484 – Antique Baccarat Crystal Bonbonnière

A magnificent pressed crystal candy dish by Baccarat.

Its geometric diamond-pattern relief decoration, characteristic of the late 19th to early 20th century, beautifully captures the light and showcases the refined craftsmanship of the crystal workshop.

The piece bears the embossed mark “Baccarat Déposé,” a signature detail found on Belle Époque Baccarat creations and a guarantee of authenticity.

Founded in 1764 under the authorization of King Louis XV, Baccarat became one of the world’s most prestigious crystal makers during the 19th century. Favored by royal courts and luxury collectors, Baccarat has embodied French elegance for more than two centuries. Produced between 1880 and 1900, this model perfectly illustrates Baccarat’s mastery of pressed and cut crystal during a period celebrated for its richly decorative and sophisticated designs.

In a contemporary interior, this bonbonnière stands out as a refined decorative object. Displayed on a console, sideboard, or coffee table, it can be used both as a candy dish and as a collector’s piece celebrating the timeless luxury of French crystal.

Size: approx. 10 cm diameter × 8.1 cm height
Condition: no chips or cracks
Period: circa 1880–1900
Origin: France, Baccarat
Weight: 362 g (shipping weight approx. 1 kg)