Perfume bottle Jean Desprez Bal in Versailles Janusette biscuit twentieth Limoges
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Perfume bottle "Ball in Versailles" by Jean Desprez * says "Janusette" white cookie Limoges, representing a statue with two faces topped its fountain-shaped capsule in silver and solid gold model produced in the years 60 for the United States by Léon Leyritz in his red leather box gold to iron, vintage twentieth century.
This bottle is in good condition. It is signed on the base. The silver is stamped (95 pounds) and gold also (eagle head).
A note: slight scratches and marks on the box (including the front), minimal wear of time on the bottle, see photos.
is a French perfumer. By his father, Henri Desprez, it is the great-son of François Millot, founder of the perfume house Millot, becoming the nose in the 1920s before starting his own label in 1928. He uses artists like Leon Leyritz for vials, Paul Mergier for skins and Draeger for advertisements. He set up his headquarters rue de la Paix in Paris and specializes in luxury perfumery. After his death in 1973, the company continues to market perfumes.