Square-section clear-glass scent bottles with vertical fluting, complete with their original inner glass stoppers. Encased at the shoulders with openwork filigree gilt-brass scrollwork and supported on matching pierced brass footed bases.
The hinged gilt-brass caps are each set with a glass-covered miniature depiction of a Parisian landmark, including the Arc de Triomphe and La Madeleine.
France, Parisian Palais-Royal production, Restauration / Charles X period, circa 1820–1830.
Each bottle: height 11.5 cm, width 6 cm, depth 6 cm.
Very good overall condition, complete with inner glass stoppers.
Produced for the luxury shops of the Palais-Royal, these filigree-mounted scent bottles were sought-after souvenirs de Paris during the French Restoration. The clear fluted glass, gilt-brass openwork and architectural miniatures illustrate early 19th-century Parisian vanity accessories.
