In this guide, I will introduce you to the wonderful world of commercial perfume bottles made up of green glass.Colors range from opaque jadeite green to transparent green. 

 These elegant beauties were produced mainly during the 1920s-1950s and most have Art Deco influences. I know I don't have every one listed, if I missed one, let me know! Current values given below are for average book values and auction estimates. Why not start a collection focusing on just the green glass bottles?

Femme de Paris by Ybry: launched in 1925, green opaque over white crystal, by Baccarat.

Charles of the Ritz: green opaque glass with gold lettering. Floral stopper.

Le Debut Vert by Richard Hudnut:launched in 1927, opaque green glass octagonal bottle with gold stopper.

Nuit d'Egypte by Lionceau: launched in 1925,opaque jade green slag glass is squatty shaped and has a molded stopper.

Colleen Moore by Darnee: launched in the 1920s, opaque green glass bottle.

Femme de Nuit by D'Biny: launched in the late 1920s or very early 1930s,opaque green slag glass elongated oval perfume, black glass molded stopper. Gilded label.

KusKus by Bourbon: launched in 1928, green opaque glass bottle by Cristalleries de Nancy.

La Nuit du Samedi by Serey: launched in 1932, opaque green glass bottle by Cristalleries de Nancy.

Art Moderne by Rimmel: launched in 1925, opaque green bottle with black stopper molded with flowers.

Sweet Pea by Renaud: launched in 1930, opaque green glass bottle, by Cristalleries de Nancy.

Coeur de Femme by Myon: launched in 1930, opaque green glass over crystal, by Baccarat.

Brut by Corday: launched in 1934, green glass bottle.

Parfum Pour Blondes by Lionceau: launched in 1925, opaque green glass bottle with molded floral design, by H. Saumont.

Chypre by de Burmann: launched in the 1920s, opaque green glass bottle by Cristalleries de Nancy.

Chin Li by Gabilla: launched in 1924, opaque green glass flattened round bottle, by Depinoix.

Le Jade by Roger et Gallet: launched in 1923, opaque jade green bottle, molded with Oriental bird theme, by Lalique.

Sans Adieu by Worth: launched in 1929, green glass bottle with stylized pinecone stopper. By Lalique.

Mimzy by De Raymond: launched in 1925, green opaque glass bottle with butterflies embossed on the sides.

Le Gui by Duvelle:launched in the 1920s, opaque green glass bottle.

Uralt Lavandel by Gustav Lohse of Berlin: launched sometime in the 1930s, this transparent green glass bottle features gold foil labels. Has brass cap.

Echo Troublant by Vigny: launched in 1932, opaque green glass bottle with clear green glass stopper. Stands 2/2" tall. Label has green and gold . Base molded "France".