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Sunday, January 26, 2014

Frosted Talc Flacons

Frosted glass talcum flacon, brass shaker lid, gold foil label. Not made by Lalique, but made by Coty's own glassworks. The brass screw cap opens by turning the top of the cap left or right to reveal the shaker holes. The base of the bottle is embossed with "COTY." The bottle stands just under 5 1/8 inches.

Information from a 1932 Coty catalog, complete with original retail prices.



Serial No. 93 - in Bottles-Blanche. Retail price $1.00

  • Available in all odors except Heliotrope, Jacinthe and Ambreine


Serial No. 93 - in Bottles-Rose. Retail price $1.00

Available in:

  • L’Origan No. 1193
  • Paris No. 3093
  • L’Aimant No. 293
  • Chypre No. 193
  • Emeraude No. 4093
  • Styx No. 2193
  • La Rose Jacqueminot No. 993




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