In this guide I will introduce you to the world of vintage perfumes with figural stoppers.

I have been very specific to keep this guide about stoppers that feature people rather than animals. There will be stoppers made up of nude ladies, clowns, heads, as well as some male figures. Some of these bottles were manufactured by Lalique, Baccarat, Maurice Depinoix and designed by notables such as Julien Viard. I will provide a description of each bottle, and show a picture and current value if possible. I know I don't have every bottle listed, but these are the ones I have found in books so far. If I missed one, please let me know! Since ebay only allows 10 pictures per guide, I have provided clickable links to my other guides which show some perfumes I couldn't add here.

Jasmine Revant by Bourday:launched in the early 1900s, frosted and clear glass bottle, two nude maidens make up the gilded stopper. Art Nouveau style label.

Le Succes by D'Orsay: launched in 1912, frosted bottle by Lalique, featuring crouching nude maiden covering her face with her hands in despair as the stopper.

Myrbaha by Bichara: launched in 1913, frosted stopper in shape of pharaoh's head with grey patina. Bottle also used for both Nirvana and Chypre perfumes. I have also had this stopper on a very rare pyramid shaped bottle before.

Le Secret du Sphinx by Ramses: launched  in 1917, Baccarat bottle shaped as a Canopic jar in clear glass decorated with hieroglyphs and frosted stopper head of pharaoh in grey patina. Stenciled Baccarat.

Unidentified perfume for Lydes, from 1918, designed by Julien Viard, a clear glass flacon in cylindrical shape, with seated nude maiden in frosted glass, with pink & green stain.

Chu Chin Chow by Bryenne: launched in 1918, designed by Georges Kugeman Benda,clear glass bottle in the shape of a Chinaman with his head as the stopper. Vividly enameled.

Roses by D'Orsay: launched in 1912. Standing draped  maiden with dress adorned with roses stopper, frosted round bottle. Bottle by Lalique.

Golliwogg by Vigny: launched in 1919,clear glass ball shaped bottle with  black glass head stopper with real seal fur for hair,by Verreries Brosse. Please see picture for this perfume at my other guidehere.

Blue Lagoon by Dubarry: launched in 1919, Julien Viard designed perfume bottle made by Maurice Depinoix in clear and frosted glass with multi color patina, figural stopper of seated Egyptian maiden.

Madelon by Felix Boissard: launched in 1919, frosted standing nude maiden stopper, on round disk shaped base, colored staining to figure.

A Toi by Dubarry: launched in 1919,clear pear shaped bottle with male clown in blackface for stopper,representing Pierrot, in frosted glass, decorated with enamels, produced by Maurice Depinoix, designed by Julien Viard. The same bottle was used for Chypre de Fleur in 1922.

Fatome d'Orient by Dubarry:launched in 1919, frosted and sepia stained Oriental figure sitting cross legged stopper, on pillow shaped clear glass bottle.

Garden of Kama by Dubarry: perfume launched in 1916-1919, but the bottle was created in 1914 by Clovis and Julien Viard and trademarked by Depinoix in 1914. Bottle is clear glass and the stopper features a frosted glass Oriental figure sitting cross legged on oval shaped bottle in grey patina, similar in style to Fatome d'Orient's stopper.Garden of Kama is inspired by the Hindu god of love.

Dubarry powder box designed by Julien Viard in 1920, made up of frosted glass molded all around with vertical ribs. The lid of the box features an exceptionally molded nude maiden partially draped.

Tanagra by Lucien Gaillard: launched in the 1920s.

De Nantueil presentation used for various scents,designed by Julien Viard and produced by Depinoix in the 1920s. Clear glass circular bottle with head of a beautiful young girl with butterfly wings in her hair as the stopper.

Fadette by Richard Hudnut: introduced in 1922, clear & frosted glass bottle with molded flower pattern and with a draped maiden holding a garland of flowers as the stopper, created by Julian Viard. 4" tall.

Glyciane by Favolys: launched in 1925, very rare presentation of a frosted glass flacon molded with triangles, simulating a skirt, with enameled blue beads, and the frosted stopper features a figural maiden, representing Columbine, designed by Julian Viard.

L'Amour dans la Coeur by Arys: launched in 1920. Bottle by Baccarat, frosted kneeling nude maiden stopper on ball shaped bottle decorated with engraved flowers. Bottle used for various scents by Arys.Designed by Julien Viard.

Nuit Fleurie by L'Institut de Beaute: launched in 1920. Bottle by Julien Viard, frosted and clear glass with staining, sleeping female nude on bottle being watched by Cupid as the stopper.

Eva by Lubin: launched in 1920,  apple shaped bottle with nude maiden (Eve) sitting on a curled snake as the stopper, bottle comes in both blue glass and clear glass with sepia stain. Bottle designed by Julien Viard. Estimate:

Amphitrite by Lalique: launched in 1920,shell shaped bottle with kneeling nude maiden for stopper, for Maison Lalique, not a commercial perfume bottle.

Ribaut by Neos-Nice: launched in1924,Clear glass bottle with a frosted cherub holding bundles of flowers stopper.

Chose Promise by Fioret: perfume originally launched in 1921, but bottle was created by Lalique in 1924. Clear glass rectangular bottle with long thin rectangular stopper with draped maiden.

Magda by Lubin: launched in 1921, clear glass bottle has woman's head for stopper in frosted glass. Bottle by Julien Viard.

Kismet by Lubin: launched in 1921, crystal elephant with turbaned rider (called a mahout) as stopper, by Baccarat.  This presentation is also in an enameled version.

Kismet by Lubin

Buda by Tokalon: launched in 1922, clear and frosted glass, sepia stained, reclining nude makes up the stopper, nude maidens  decorate the base of the bottle.

Le P'tit Chose by Jaspy: launched in 1922, clar glass p[ear shaped flacon with stopper made up of milk glass, a stylized man's head wearing a  black hat. Bottle made in memory of French author, Alphonse Daudet who wrote the novel Le P'tite Chose.

Le Prestige by Gueldy: launched in 1922, long thin amphora shaped flacon of clear and frosted glass,with  kneeling  fairy frosted stopper. Design by Julien Viard. .

Severem by Jovoy: launched in 1923, clear and frosted glass featuring a camel with a rider as the stopper.

Pour Vous by Richard Hudnut: launched in 1923, created by Julien Viard, flacon of clear and frosted glass in an amphora shape with vines engraved into the upper part. The stopper features a molded draped nude maiden.

Chevalier de la Nuit by Ciro: launched in 1923. frosted glass bottle with knight's helmet stopper. Grey patina. Seven different known sizes available, one bottle in black glass.Julien Viard design.

Maskee by Ciro: launched in 1923, clear glass flacon depicting a stylized human body wearing black buttons,representing Pierrot, with milk glass stopper, a clown's head wearing a black hat. Estimate:

Deauville by Richard Hudnut: launched in 1923, deluxe frosted pear shaped flacon,with blue stain and a putti on a blossom as the stopper. Bottle designed by Julien Viard and produced by Depinoix.

Bouquet de Chypre by Pelissier-Aragon,les Fontaines Parfumees,Grasse: launched in 1924, designed by Julien Viard and produced by Depinoix. Very rare clear glass bottle in trapezoid shape with frosted stopper with multicolor patina, of nude maiden with her arms modestly folded,seated on a molded stylized wave motif.

Je n'ose by Caray: bottle originally created in 1925, produced by the BTCIC glassworks, and was used for various perfumers but used by Caray in 1939. Same bottle was used by Eroy's perfume Adoree in the 1940s. Bottle for Caray features a stopper with a seated nude female with pearl necklace, her hands clasped behind her head, the lady is seated on a base molded to look like a cushion. The stopper is frosted glass and has been gilded. Unfortunately the authors Ball & Torem incorrectly claimed this bottle was by Lalique. It isn't a Lalique design.

Folle Maitresse by Blanche Lebouvier: launched in 1925. Striking presentation with a frosted stopper of a woman holding her arms outstretched with her robe draing sensuously on clear bottle.

Tula by Dralle: launched in 1925.Clear glass bottle shaped like a skirt with a stopper of a woman's torso in frosted glass.: launched in 1925,very rare clear crystal flacon with stopper with a frosted stylized clown face.

Suivez-Moi by the House of Tre-Jur: launched in 1925, clear and frosted bottle with lady wearing large hat as stopper,crinoline  skirt is decorated with abstract symbols.Base acid-etched "House of Tre-Jur." In several sizes, largest stands 3.2" tall.

Tre-Jur by the House of Tre-Jur

L'Ambre des Pagodes by Lydes: launched in 1926,frosted  kneeling nude maiden stopper sitting on round disk shaped bottle.

Nuit de Mariage by Parfums Paul: launched in 1927, bottle by Maurice Depinoix, designed by Julien Viard.

Melodie by Raffy: launched in 1927, bottle created by Andre Jollivet. Bottle was probably used for other Raffy perfumes later.Clear glass base shaped like a skirt, with a figural stopper of a singing Pierrot in vivid electric blue glass.

Merry Christmas by Benoit:launched in 1927. Bottle by Maurice Depinoix, black glass bottle with gilded lettering. Stopper is gilded and features standing mother holding child. This bottle had its patent filed in 1928 by I. Barouh of Paris.

Nuit de Stamboul by Ramey: launched in 1927, designed by Julien Viard and produced by Depinoix.Clear glass flacon with frosted stopper of partially draped nude maiden.

Ramses by Ramses: launched in 1930, clear and frosted glass, a nude maiden makes up the dauber part of the stopper.

Indigo by Dorothy Gray: launched in 1932, clear square shaped bottle with frosted stopper of a cherub's head and wings.

Secret de Miss Helen by Miss Helen: launched in 1934, produced by the BTCIC glassworks, clear glass bottle featuring a frosted glass stopper of a bust of a nude maiden.

Deviltry by De Raymond: launched in 1925, pale pink glass bulbous base, with figural devil wearing a  long coat stopper of red glass. Bottle created by Andre Jollivet.Bottle also used for Magie Noire by De Raymond.

Hattie Carnegie by Hattie Carnegie: launched in 1938. Bottle made by Wheaton. Stylized woman's head forming bust of bottle. Some bottles are completely gilded, most are clear glass.These bottles came in various sizes.

847A by Eisenberg: launched in 1938, frosted glass bottle in the shape of a crinoline skirt, with a frosted woman's torso and head holding a bouquet of flowers in her hands as the stopper. Flacon was inspired by the book Gone With The Wind and was used for the other perfume, 847B also by Eisenberg.

Adoree by Eroy: launched in 1940s, kneeling nude maiden makes up frosted stopper.See the entry for Je n'ose by Caray.

Prince Douka by Marquay: launched in 1951, in clear & frosted glass, with jeweled fabric cape, original box.

Memoire Cherie by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1953, frosted glass bottle of woman's head and with arms folded in front of her.This came in three different sizes.

Souvenir d'un Soir by Mary Chess: launched in 1956, clear and frosted glass, nude maiden stopper.

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