This is a superb antique 1920s perfume atomizer made in the shape of a winged insect, possibly a cicada. Composed up of celluloid and possibly galalith and accented with glass jewels, this is an unusual piece of Art Deco. Marked "Made In France" on the base. Stands about 3 1/2" tall x 3" wide. Manufacturer unknown. Photos from worthpoint.
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Wednesday, February 12, 2014
ARTYSE Figural Rose Porcelain Perfume Bottle with Brass Butterfly Atomizer
French Porcelain perfume bottle in the shape of a rose with cast brass butterfly atomizer, in fitted box. c. 1925. Marked "Artyse", a French manufacturer of atomizers, and "Made in France." Stands 4 1/4" tall.
La Depeche, 1926:
"Shown at the Foire de Lyon of 1926 - The Artyse Vaporizer, 16 rue d’Orleans, Neuilly-sur-Seine. A pleasant surprise was reserved for us at the Artyse stand which presented, among other new products, its latest creation. The "Artyse Vaporizer", a truly artistic and original design, represents a fully blossomed rose which is gleaned from a superb golden butterfly: a rose bud replaces the pear, always unsightly elsewhere. Please ask your perfumer to show it to you."
Photo from Rago Arts
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
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