During the mid-late 1920’s pearl-like bottles were all the rage in commercial perfume presentation, with houses such as Volnay, Parfums de Marcy, Isabey, Ota, and Pleville all releasing their own nacreous glass creations. But, the apotheosis of pearlescent presentations was released by Delettrez – a perfume and cosmetic company founded in 1835 and known as “The Perfumers of the High Society” – in 1923, for an aptly titled Parfum XXIII. That presentation – a hand-blown’necklace’ of graduated glass flasks – is being offered in this listing. It was created by Paul Heymann, and also used by Parfums de Marcy in 1927, where it was called “Le Collier Miraculeux” or The Miraculous Necklace. The box is 11 1/4 long. One of the smallest bottles is missing its cork. The other smallest bottle is corked but not sealed. Every other bottle, besides the three just mentioned, is corked and sealed, though one is missing its label (pictured). The seals are made of kid-leather. There are still a few drops of liquid perfume in the sealed bottles, an extreme rarity, though it appears to be highly concentrated from evaporation. Some of the bottles have flea-bites, fine scratches, and/or marks of discoloration on them, but that is the extent of the damage. The box is worn as pictured. The item “Delettrez Parfum XXIII String of Pearls Vintage Commercial Perfume Bottle Strand” is in sale since Monday, August 20, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Vanity, Perfume & Shaving\Perfumes\Commercial Bottles/Tins”. The seller is “bottlesandscents” and is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to United States.