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'Le-Weekend' Gold Plate 1950s Marcel Franck Perfume Atomizer in Velvet Case
'Le-Weekend' Gold Plate 1950s Marcel Franck Perfume Atomizer in Velvet Case

'Le-Weekend' Gold Plate 1950s Marcel Franck Perfume Atomizer in Velvet Case

By Marcel Franck

Located in West Palm Beach, FL

A beautiful vintage French perfume atomizer in a black and red velvet and silk presentation case with gold stamped maker 'Marcel Franck'. "Le Weekend," introduced by Marce...

Category

Mid-20th Century French Mid-Century Modern Decorative Boxes

Materials

Gold Plate, Brass

Art Deco Marcel Franck Glass & Chrome Geometric Perfume Atomiser, C1930s
Art Deco Marcel Franck Glass & Chrome Geometric Perfume Atomiser, C1930s

Art Deco Marcel Franck Glass & Chrome Geometric Perfume Atomiser, C1930s

Located in Devon, England

Chromed metal ‘Escale -Port of call’ travel atomiser patented by Marcel Franck in 1936. Comes with its original leather storage case.

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Mid-20th Century French Art Deco Bottles

Materials

Glass

Marcel Franck Art Deco and Brass Atomizer Perfume Spray Bottle, Paris
Marcel Franck Art Deco and Brass Atomizer Perfume Spray Bottle, Paris

Marcel Franck Art Deco and Brass Atomizer Perfume Spray Bottle, Paris

By Marcel Franck

Located in Sofia, BG

In 1882, Leopold Franck observes the development of perfume and handmade instruments used to spray the fragrances.

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Vintage 1940s French Art Deco Glass

Materials

Crystal

Ensemble of Perfume Atomizers by Marcel Franck
Ensemble of Perfume Atomizers by Marcel Franck

Ensemble of Perfume Atomizers by Marcel Franck

By Marcel Franck

Located in Bochum, NRW

Each of the five is engraved on the neck "MARCEL FRANCK * MADE IN FRANCE * BREVETE SGDG”. The black bottle is embossed under the base MARCEL FRANCK PARIS.

Category

Mid-20th Century French Art Deco Vases

Materials

Crystal

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