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Thursday, January 23, 2014

Coty Cygnet (Swan) Perfume Presentations

Coty's Cygnet perfume presentations are adorned with two gilded or silver finished plastic swans holding a small purse perfume flacon and Sub Deb lipstick, and the trio also includes an Air Spun scented face powder compact.

The perfume bottles are frosted glass and have an Art Nouveau flair to them which can make some people mistake them for Lalique bottles, however, these were not made by Lalique, they were made by Coty's own glassworks.

These presentations date to the early 1950s.

LIFE, 1952:
"Coty Cygnet Trio...$5.00
Coty Cygnet Duo...$3.25"



Cygnet Trio for Emeraude.

Cygnet Trio for Paris, photo from ebay


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