A set of two original fragrance miniatures from the French house Nina Ricci, representative of 20th-century high perfumery. The lot includes the iconic L’Air du Temps, recognizable by its cap featuring the sculpture of two doves, and Farouche, presented in its classic lined bottle.
Object History: L’Air du Temps was created in 1948 by Francis Fabron as a symbol of peace and freedom following World War II, becoming one of the best-selling scents in history. Farouche, launched in 1973, is a floral aldehydic fragrance embodying French sophistication of the 70s and 80s.
Details and Condition:
- Period: Circa 1980
- Technique: Molded glass with ornamental caps
- Volume: Approximately 5 ml (0.17 oz) each
- Material: Glass, Plastic (caps)
- Condition: Excellent preservation of the bottles. Legible labels. Fill levels are as seen in the photographs. Original box is not included.
Value and Application: This set is a fundamental piece for collectors of French perfume miniatures or for those studying the evolution of bottle design at the house of Ricci.
Important Information: Due to the nature of the item and hygiene regulations, this product is non-returnable and non-exchangeable. Please note that as this is a vintage perfume over 40 years old, the original fragrance may have undergone chemical alterations; the current scent may not exactly match that of a new bottle due to the natural degradation of top notes over time.
Comments (0)
Your review appreciation cannot be sent
Report comment
Report sent
Your report cannot be sent