Erelbe Marny France Perfume Atomizer c1920s

The bottle is marked Marny, France. The bottle is 6 3/4" high and the base is 2 1/4" in diameter

D'Argental Cameo Glass Perfume Atomizer c1920s

Signed D'Argental Cameo Perfume Atomizer.

A long teardrop form with saffron background and deep red floral, leaf and vine pattern hanging from the top with brass atomizer collar and spout signed “Marny  France”; in very good condition with no breaks or repairs, no chips or hairlines, missing atomizer pump. Stands 8.75" tall.

Saint-Louis Pump Atomizers c1915

Saint-Louis Pump Atomizers c1915.

The left bottle is acid-etched with clear and green cameo design of ribbon tied wreaths and garlands against clear field. The two on the right are also acid-etched but have a gilded cameo design of flower baskets inside of wreaths between floral swags.

Walter Sams Pump Atomizer c1903

Walter Sams perfume atomizer with cut crystal base deeply engraved with a floral design.

Design patent #738848 -(1903) standard style pump atomizer

Erelbe French Cameo Glass Atomizer c1915-1920s

This lovely bottle was offered by an ebay seller who claims this is by Rene Lalique because it has the initials RLB on its hardware. RLB (Erelbe) was a company who produced atomizer hardware much like Marcel Franck. They fitted French and Czechoslovakian bottles during 1915-1920s era. Lalique never produced this sort of glass either.

Vintage 1920s Volupte Amber Glass Perfume Atomizer

Dating to the 1920s, this vintage Art Deco era Volupte perfume atomizer is made up of amber glass, inside is a glass siphon, and the bottle retains its original brass hardware. Stands about 6-1/2" tall.

Perfume Atomizers and Dropper Bottles 1927 Advertisement

Perfume Atomizers and Dropper Bottles are shown in this 1927 advertisement from a Huntley & Co catalog.

DeVilbiss Crystal Perfume Atomizers 1937 Advertisements

DeVilbiss crystal perfume atomizers  advertisements from a 1937-38 McKesson's publication.

Bohemian Colored Glass Perfume Atomizers 1901 Advertisements

Bohemian colored glass perfume atomizers from an antique Victorian/Edwardian 1901-02 A. C. McClurg & Co. publication. Many of the atomizers are gilded and the designs are reminiscent of Moser. I also like the ones that have the ormolu footed mountings. Note that they have the "Aladdin's lamp" style atomizer hardware. Some of the atomizer bulbs are netted, some are not. One example is a combination puff box and atomizer.