Another Baccarat Question, Perfume Bottle

This Perfume also belonged to my Mom. I did find the pattern, it's Michelangelo. It stands 4 3/4" tall and is 3 3/4" across. Unfortunately it has no stopper, I'm sure it would be much taller if it did. I did not find the year it was made and wonder if it has any value since there is no stopper? View attachment 57003 View attachment 57004

 

Dunno, but it's pretty. Don't kick it out of bed for eating crackers. Vintage Baccarat is always worth something, but I don't know enough about glass to know how much.

 

I agree with evelyb30, it's a perfectly lovely piece of glass as it is.
The cap appears to be threaded on the interior, so I think this may have had an atomizer fitting rather than a stopper.

 

You can get replacements for those, come to it.

 

Sandra is correct about this bottle originally having atomizer hardware. I found a photo in one of my books that shows a complete vanity set in this pattern. The photo was originally in a catalog put out by Rouard's glass & ceramics gallery which was located in France. They date this bottle to c.1935.

Peggy

 

Sandra and Peggy, Thanks so much! I have gone crazy and blind for years trying to find the era that it was made in. Thanks!

 

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