This vintage Shalimar perfume bottle was made by Baccarat. Thank you to https://guerlainperfumes.blogspot.com/2013/07/shalimar-quadrilobe-flacon.html for their information on the Baccarat quadriobe (referring to the stopper) bottle that once housed Guerlain's Shalimar fragrance. Shalimar was released in the 1940s for a short period of time in this style bottle. The fragrance was originally released in 1921.
Condition: The stopper is frozen. There are no chips, cracks or scratches on the bottle itself. The Shalimar label is intact on the front of the bottle. The bottom bears the etched Baccarat logo with Guerlain and Paris, France. Part of the etching is obscured by a revenue stamp, which was used for fragrances imported into America. It is rare to find revenue stamps intact. Dimensions are 3.50" in height from the base to the lip and 3.25" across the base. With the stopper, the bottle measures 4.50". I believe the bottle once held 8 ounces.
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