Featured Glass Lancome Perfume Bottle - Baccarat?

p Hello Board Friends - I have a perfume bottle with a Lancome Tropiques label. I know Baccarat made some Lancome bottles. Is this one of them? As best I can tell it dates to the 1930's. Height is about 5 3/4" with the stopper. Marked on the bottom with an etched 326o. No mark on the stopper. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you! Don

 

I found this French listing in which they mention Jean Sala as the designer, but no mention of a maker of the bottle:

https://www.ader-paris.fr/lot/15314...ur-and-jean-sala-concepteur-cuir-modele-cree?

Paging @bercrystal .

 

Found this information on Jean Sala, he was a glass maker himself, so not only designer:

https://www.docantic.com/en/page/92/jean-sala-1895-1976-biographie

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/484932

 

Thank you, Any Jewelry! The links are fascinating. I think they help explain the color for me. I was a bit thrown because Baccarat is usually very clear glass (at least in my experience). Even their colors are somewhat transparent. But this bottle has a haziness. It looks intentional rather than as the result of sick glass because it's an overall effect rather than concentrated near the bottom. It's quite different.

 

I'm seeing the name Georges Delhomme mentioned about, but not from any reliable source.

 

Also interesting, it was introduced at the 1935 Brussels World Fair.

 

Georges Delhomme designed the presentation case the bottle came in. This is a line from the first link I posted in post #2:

"Dans son coffret de présentation, dû à Georges DELHOMME"
Translation:
In its presentation case, by Georges DELHOMME

 

It looks like @Any Jewelry took care of everything in my absence.

I did find this blurb on Perfume Intelligence -

https://perfumeintelligence.co.uk/library/perfume/t/t4/t4p2.htm