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“Ambre” Bottle designed by Julien Viard and its case MOLINARD, Grasse - Paris - “Ambre” - Bottle by Julien Viard in its case A fine example of perfumery from the waning days of the Belle Époque, when the bottle became a piece of jewelry and the label a medal. A clear glass bottle with a flat rectangular shape, featuring shoulders molded with scrolls and foliage in relief, topped with a frosted glass button stopper molded with the same design. It bears a remarkable oval medallion label made of stamped metal (patinated brass), inscribed “Ambre - Molinard - Grasse Paris” in Art Nouveau-style lettering, framed by a whip-like border. Designed by Julien Viard. Presented in its original hinged case, lined with brown crackled-leather-style paper and secured by an openwork brass clasp. The interior is lined with padded yellow satin. Circa 1910–1920. Bottle empty. Bottle 10 × 5 × 1.5 cm; case 11.5 × 6 × 2.5 cm.
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