Null Olivier Gagnère for Eau de Saint Louis - (1997)
Luxurious modernist bottle …

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Olivier Gagnère for Eau de Saint Louis - (1997) Luxurious modernist bottle in solid colorless crystal and molded pressed cognac amber featuring a stylized skyscraper, stamped Saint Louis under its seat, presented in its titled cardboard box, sheathed in marbled paper. h : 17cm

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Olivier Gagnère for Eau de Saint Louis - (1997) Luxurious modernist bottle in solid colorless crystal and molded pressed cognac amber featuring a stylized skyscraper, stamped Saint Louis under its seat, presented in its titled cardboard box, sheathed in marbled paper. h : 17cm

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