Cleopatra's Boudoir: cut glass perfume

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Friday, November 13, 2015

American Brilliant Cut Glass Perfume Bottles & Boxes c1917 Advertisement

Ads of American Brilliant Cut Glass perfume bottles/cologne bottles, vanity accessories (trays, bud vases) and boxes (puff, hair receivers, powder, jewel, glove) taken from a 1917 RC Simmons publication.

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

ABP Cut Glass Perfume Bottles & Boxes c1915 Advertisement

Ads of American Brilliant Cut Glass perfume bottles/cologne bottles, vanity accessories (trays, bud vases) and boxes (puff, hair receivers, powder, jewel, handkerchief, glove) taken from a 1915 B. Allen & Co. publication.