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“Vera Violetta” ROGER & GALLET, Paris — “Vera Violetta” (1892) The brand’s timeless classic, a true symbol of the violet trend during the Belle Époque. The bottle, made of clear glass with a square cross-section and beveled edges, is topped with a faceted diamond-shaped stopper. It retains its neck band bearing the “RG” monogram and features its original label framed with gold seed beads, titled “Essence Vera-Violetta - Roger & Gallet - Paris.” On the back, a second label bears a charming usage tip: “Exposure to bright light is harmful to Vera Violetta. To obtain the true scent of violets, apply the essence a few hours in advance to the items to be perfumed. ” On the side is the company’s round “Grand Prix” stamp. 10 × 4 × 4 cm. It is presented in its original scalloped box with a snap-on lid, lined with mauve-gray paper adorned with a frieze of gold lace, titled “Vera Violetta” and signed in cursive letters “Roger & Gallet - Paris.” The interior is lined with lilac paper and marked with a gold stamp bearing the RG monogram; the bottle rests in a custom-cut insert shaped to fit it. 12 × 4 × 5.5 cm. Circa 1900–1910. Bottle is empty; neck ring is torn; the box shows signs of wear and soiling.
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