Vintage 1920s German Porcelain Figural Perfume Scent Bottle.

Key Design Elements

• Figural Form: The piece is modeled as an elegant woman in a layered, flapper-era Rococo style gown with purple/lavender and yellow/cream detailing.
• Integrated Scent Reservoir: The large cornucopia-style bundle of pink roses held in her right arm serves as the hidden container for liquid perfume.
• Crown Stopper: The top of the flower column is fitted with a classic brass crown top stopper and an underlying cork plug.

Material & Provenance

• Origin: Produced in Germany during the Art Deco era (circa 1920s). Makers of these style bottles often included porcelain houses like Coronet, Sitzendorf, or Goebel.
• Composition: Delicate, hand-painted glaze over a white glazed porcelain or bisque body.
• Functionality: These pieces were highly popular vanity accessories designed to function both as an ornamental boudoir figurine and a usable fragrance bottle.
• Mark: has an impressed mark on the lower center base of skirt which appears to be that of "Sitzendorf". Marked Germany and 15903 on the back at the base.

Size: Shown against ruler or in hand or both in one picture to help you judge size. Measures approximately 4 ¼ inches tall.

Condition: Nice condition as pictured. One very small chip on the base. Bottle is empty. Please see all the pictures as they are part of the description.  

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