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- Author Lou Doufman
- Dimensions height: bottle: 9 cm; perfume box: 9.5 cm
- Author's designation paper label with black letters forming the inscription “No 5 / CHANEL / PARIS”
- ID no. FZRS/14
- Museum Collection of the Sosenko Family Foundation
- Technique szlifowanie szkła
- Material cardboard, crystal glass
- Collector Katarzyna Sosenko / Collection of the Sosenko Family Foundation
- Object copyright Katarzyna Sosenko
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Virtual Małopolska project
- Tags Virtual Małopolska , scent , storage , Paris , body , perfumes , public domain , 3D
The set consists of a glass bottle and the original Chanel No 5 cardboard perfume box. The bottle is made of crystal glass, in the form of a flattened rectangular decanter, with a bevelled crystal stopper.
more The set consists of a glass bottle and the original Chanel No 5 cardboard perfume box. The bottle is made of crystal glass, in the form of a flattened rectangular decanter, with a bevelled crystal stopper. On one of the bottle’s sides, a rectangular paper label with black letters forming the inscription “No 5 / CHANEL / PARIS” is visible. The inscription “CHANEL/FRANCE” is embossed on the bottle’s base. Inside the bottle, the original perfume has been preserved.
The perfume comes with a cardboard box, in the natural colour of yellowed paper, with thin black stripes and a rectangular paper label with black letters forming the inscription “No 5 / CHANEL / PARIS”. The inscription “EXTRAIT / M M / No 202 / MADE IN FRANCE” is legible on the side of the box.
Elaborated by Katarzyna Sosenko (Collection of the Sosenko Family Foundation), Editorial team of Małopolska’s Virtual Museums,
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Poland License.
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