In this guide I will be discussing some of the various most sought after commercial perfume bottles available to collectors and dealers alike. This is the first of two parts.

Elizabeth Arden- Cyclamen, introduced in 1938, fan shaped opaque white crystal flacon, by Baccarat.

Elizabeth Arden- It's You, introduced in 1939, a hand holding a torch, by Baccarat.

Bichara-Nirvana, introduced in 1913, frosted glass pharaoh's head stopper, by Baccarat.

Bourjois-Kobako, introduced in 1936, replica of ancient Chinese snuff bottle, manufactured by Verreries Brosse in France. Housed in a red Bakelite presentation box meant to resemble cinnabar.

Bryenne-Chu Chin Chow, introduced in 1918, enameled,cobalt and milk glass flacon in the shape of a mandarin figure, designed by GK Benda.

Caron- Alpona, introduced in 1939,an opaline bottle decorated with a  golden sun.

Caron-Adastra: introduced in 1936, bronze colored bottle with sunflower stopper.

Caron-Voeu de Noel: introduced in 1939, double flowered opalescent glass bottle by Lalique.

Coty-Ambre Antique, introduced in 1907, slender frosted flacon, molded with four classically dressed women and quatrefoil stopper, by Lalique.

De Musset-Feminette, introduced in the 1920s, round, black opaque glass, with gilt enamel paper money leaves with matching stopper.

D'Orsay-Toujours Fidele,introduced in 1912, crystal pillow shaped flacon with bulldog stopper, manufactured by both Baccarat and Daum Nancy.

Favolys-Glyciane, introduced in the 1920s, frosted glass flacon molded with triangles, with enameled blue dots, and figural woman stopper, by Julian Viard.

Forest Perfumes-Ming Toy, introduced in 1923, crystal bottle shaped like a regal oriental beauty and decorated with colorful enamels, by Baccarat.

Guerlain-Champs Elysees, introduced 1914, turtle shaped flacon in clear faceted crystal by Baccarat.

Houbigant-Subtilite, introduced 1923, crystal Buddha shaped bottle by Baccarat.

Houbigant-La Belle Saison, introduced in 1924,molded with a portrait of a woman's face surrounded by radiating flowers, by Lalique.

Lancome-Edition 1946, introduced in 1946,special limited edition Christmas flacon, frosted bottle molded with cherub blowing air on stopper.

Oriza L. Legrand-Deja Le Printemps, introduced in 1922,deluxe crystal flacon with gilt metal butterfly stopper cover, by Baccarat.

Lubin-Au Soleil, introduced in 1912, grey tinted bottle with a lizard encircling the bottle looking towards a fly on the stopper, made by Maurice Depinoix.

Lubin-Eva, introduced in 1923, a blue bottle with nude woman sitting on a curled snake as the stopper, by Julien Viard.

Lubin-Kismet, introduced in 1921,crystal elephant with turbaned rider as stopper, by Baccarat.

Lubin-L'Ocean Bleu,introduced in 1925, two fish with heads and tails meeting, by Baccarat.

Marcel Guerlain-Caravelle, introduced in 1924, black glass sailing ship bottle with gilt enamel, by Depinoix.

Jean Patou-Normandie, introduced in 1935,created to commemorate the launching of the famous ocean liner, flacon came set in a silver metal stylized replica of the ship, designed by Louis Sue.

Richard Hudnut-Deauville, introduced in 1924, deluxe frosted flacon,with blue stain and figural doll stopper, by Julian Viard.

Richard Hudnut-Fadette, introduced in the 1920s, frosted glass bottle with molded flower pattern and figural woman stopper, by Julian Viard.

Roger et Gallet-Cigalia, introduced in 1920s, clear and frosted glass, molded with cicadas in each corner, by Lalique.

Rosine-Aladin, introduced in 1919, deluxe metal flacon with decorative chain and button stopper made of ivory.

Rosine-Antinea ou au fond de la mer,introduced in 1922, deluxe metal flacon.

Rosine-Le Balcon, introduced in 1923, spiral design metal filigree adorns the clear glass bottle.

Schiaparelli-Sleeping, introduced in 1939,crystal candle in a holder flacon, by Baccarat.

Schiaparelli-Snuff, introduced in 1939, crystal pipe shaped bottle.

Schiaparelli-Roi Soleil, introduced in 1945, rayed sun stopper crystal bottle by Baccarat,designed by Salvador Dali.

Schiaparelli-Zut, introduced in 1949,bottom half of torso,dressed in painted panties.

Schiaparelli-Succes Fou, introduced in 1953, gilt veined ivy leaf.

Tokalon-Buda, introduced in the early 1920s, three molded, brown stained, reclining women decorate the bottle and stopper.

Vigny-Le Golliwog, introduced in 1922, black glass head stopper with real seal fur for hair,by Verreries Brosse.