YSL Champagne 1993 Empty Perfume Bottle with Original Box Yves Saint Laurent Collectible

Empty Champagne perfume bottle by Yves Saint Laurent, original 1993 edition of 50 ml, with its original gold box.

Launched on the market in 1993, this perfume generated a famous legal dispute with the wine producers of the Champagne region in France. This forced the fashion house to withdraw the product and rename the fragrance as Yvresse in 1996. Surviving bottles with the original Champagne name engraved on the glass are considered highly historically significant collector's items.

Details and condition:
- Period: 1993
- Technique and design: Transparent glass bottle mimicking a champagne cork, with a gold wire cage (muselet) and textured upper band.
- Bottle dimensions: Approximate height of 8.5 cm (3.3 inches), width of 4.5 cm (1.7 inches). Original capacity of 50 ml (1.6 oz).
- Material: Glass, metal.
- Condition: Empty. Glass in excellent, clear condition with no cracks. The metal wire cage is complete and intact. The original gold cardboard box shows storage marks, wear on the edges, and surface scuffs consistent with age.

This bottle represents high value for collectors of historical perfumery, 1990s packaging design, or vanity displays. Due to the vintage and collectible nature of this item, this lot is not eligible for returns or exchanges.