90 - René LALIQUE (1860–1945) for Coty’s “L’Eau de Cologne Ambre Antique” (1912). Set consisting of two clear, frosted glass bottles—blown, pressed, and molded with a rectangular cross-section—featuring a truncated, domed pyramidal body with molded rose-thorn decoration along the edges, and a neck with a protruding flange,

René LALIQUE (1860–1945) for Coty’s “L’Eau de Cologne Ambre Antique” (1912). Set consisting of two clear, frosted glass bottles—blown, pressed, and molded with a rectangular cross-section—featuring a truncated, domed pyramidal body with molded rose-thorn decoration along the edges, and a neck with a protruding flange, topped with a triangular stopper featuring a molded decoration of four salamanders; one of the bottles is adorned with a gold-embossed paper label on one side. Numbered. Unsigned. H. 15 cm and 13.5 cm Provenance: La Cité des Parfums—Coty Perfume Factory in Suresnes. Ref: Page 929, No. 19 of the *Catalogue Raisonné of René Lalique’s Glasswork* by F. Marcilhac, Édition de l’Amateur, 2004.