Guerlain Mitsouko Extrait Perfume in Baccarat Crystal Bottle, ca. 60 ml, Circa 1930s

A collectible bottle of Guerlain's Mitsouko perfume in Extrait concentration, presented in its iconic Baccarat crystal flacon. This specimen contains its original perfume.

Mitsouko, a legendary fruity chypre, was created by Jacques Guerlain in 1919. The bottle design, known as "bouchon cœur" (heart-shaped stopper), was conceived by Georges Chevalier for L'Heure Bleue in 1912 and became an emblem of the Maison Guerlain.

DETAILS

- Period: Circa 1930-1949
- Manufacturer: Guerlain (perfume), Baccarat (crystal bottle)
- Dimensions: Height: 13 cm (approx. 5.1 inches)
- Volume: Original capacity of 60 ml (approx. 2 fl oz). The current level is high, with minimal age-appropriate evaporation.
- Material: Crystal, Paper
- Markings: Original paper label on the front. Acid-etched base with "Guerlain" and "Baccarat France" marks.
- Condition: The bottle and its ground crystal stopper are in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks. It contains the original perfume, which has darkened in color over time, a natural process for vintage fragrances. The paper labels show slight wear consistent with their age.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This item is a collector's piece and is sold as is. The fragrance, due to its age, may have undergone alterations in its olfactory notes, especially the top notes. This product is not eligible for exchange or return.