Vintage Perfume & Large Bottle Lanvin Paris Eau Arpège 360 ml, 1960s Collectible French Fragrance, Factice Exhibition Decant - 90% Full

Large-format bottle of Eau Arpège from the house of Lanvin Paris, manufactured in the 1960s. This specimen represents a rare salon or professional display format in today's market.

History of the object: Eau Arpège was introduced in 1961 as a lighter and airier interpretation of the iconic 1927 Arpège. The cap design features the brand's stylized emblem, created by Paul Iribe, representing Jeanne Lanvin and her daughter Marguerite.

Technical details:
- Period: 1960s
- Technique: Pressed and faceted glass
- Size: Height 19 cm (7.48 inches), base 7 x 7 cm (2.75 x 2.75 inches)
- Volume: 360 ml (12.1 fl. oz)
- Materials: Clear glass, Brass, Plastic
- Condition: Retains approximately 90% of its original content. The glass and original label are in excellent state of preservation.

Application and value: Highly relevant piece for collectors of fine French perfumery and 20th-century fashion history specialists. A valid telephone number is required for international shipping management.

Legal note: Due to the nature of the product, this item is non-returnable and non-exchangeable. The scent of a vintage perfume may not match a new one exactly, as the top notes tend to alter over decades.