1920s Parisian leather perfume case with 4 (four) wedge-shaped original bottles with glass stoppers. One bottle still has its original label from Bon Marche, Paris, the world's first department store.

The brown leatherette case contains an elegant set of four scent or perfume bottles with small glass stoppers and silver metal screw caps.

The case has marks on the top from age and wear. It has been polished with beeswax leather polish. It has a silver metal clasp to open and shut.

This is a travel set for men or women who love beautiful French objects.

The four-piece set is in good condition with the case showing stains and normal wear and the bottles have no chips or cracks as seen in the photos. The glass stoppers have tiny chips on the edges. Have not attempted to wash the bottles.

*Leatherette case height: 8.4cm with 8.4cm diameter base.

*Bottles with lids' height: 8.2 cm

*Weighs 500g

About Bon Marche

Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche was the first department store in the world.

It opened in 1852 in Paris at the instigation of Aristide Boucicaut and his wife Marguerite. The pair wanted “a new kind of store that would thrill all the senses”.

Combining unconventionality and elegance, this unique space designed by the architect Louis-Charles Boileau and the engineer Gustave Eiffel displayed a singular style influenced by the creative vitality of Paris’s Rive Gauche.

Original creations and limited editions stood alongside a selection of the most beautiful objects from all over the world. Women’s, men’s and children’s fashion, accessories, tableware and design, but also cultural exhibitions, furniture collections and contemporary works of art filled the space and generated surprise.

[SOURCE: https://www.lvmh.com/houses/selective-retailing/le-bon-marche/]