3 Cut Glass Mini Perfume Bottles Paris House Occ Japan
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Here are 3 delightful, cut glass miniature perfume bottles to add to your dresser or to your collection!
The pink, faceted crystal bottle with the starburst stopper was made in Occupied Japan, as it is impressed on the bottom. It measures 3 3/8" high. The stopper has an attached dauber. While there are no chips, there is a hairline on one side of the bottle that blends with the faceted cuts so we were unable to get a close-up.
The bottle with the black cap is shown on page 59 of The Wonderful World of Collecting Perfume Bottles by Jane Flanagan. Manufactured by Paris House in the 1930's, the cathedral design bottle has no scent label on the front. It measures 1 3/4" x 1 3/8".
The third bottle is unmarked. It has an all-over faceted cut design with ridges on the rounded sides. The bottom is polished and it has a flame-shaped, prism cut stopper with a dauber. Absolutely darling! It measures 2 1/4" x 1 3/8". There is no damage to the bottle. There is a tiny nick on the base of the flame stopper (see photo 6).
