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There is something special about a beautiful perfume bottle.
Take a visit through Parisian streets, with their quaint little perfumeries filled
with
petite forget-me-nots. These intricately detailed perfume
bottles are a certain hit with any collector.
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Lady in Red Perfume
Bottle

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BEST SELLER!! Butterfly
Atomizer Perfume Bottle

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Antoinette Perfume
Bottle

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Pearl Fairy & Hummingbird
Perfume Bottle
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Jeweled Dragonfly Perfume Bottle $32.00
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Jeweled Fushia Atomizer
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Perfume
bottles date back to 1500 BC when they beautified the homes of the
most affluent and noble. These symbols of luxury contained essences
that were designed to ward off bad spirits, worship the gods and
disguise body odor. The Egyptians were the first to introduce
perfume into their culture and they were the first to embellish
glass bottles as a method of storing this valued commodity. It
wasn't until the Middle Ages that metal and enamel were utilized in
the production of storing perfume. During the 19th century, bottle
making arrived in a fury due to the European market and their
interest in refining the way perfume was manufactured.
Today these
beautiful works of art have no rival. Collecting has become huge
business among the discriminating and bottles collect high prices in
the marketplace. Our collectibles have been carefully selected not
only for their beauty, but for their functional ability to contain
an essence and preserve it's freshness. The colored, thick glass
bottles store perfume nicely because light cannot penetrate and the
glass material does not allow foreign odors to penetrate the
perfumes lovely bouquet. The aromatic notes are protected by sealed
tops or stoppers.
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