Up for sale is a beautiful 3-piece lot of early 20th-century vanity, perfume, and apothecary history. This collection is perfect for a historical vanity display, shadow box, or an addition to an antique glass collection. What’s Included: 1. Embossed text on the sides and back reads “Richard Hudnut New York”. Complete with its rare, original ornate brass shaker/screw cap. Box: Includes the highly sought-after, original patterned cardboard presentation box with the iconic gold-tone embossed medallion on the front. “Florient” Sample Scent Vial (Circa 1912)Details: Miniature glass sample vial with a surviving paper label for the famous “Flowers of the Orient” fragrance line. Includes its original cork stopper. Eli Lilly & Co. “Reticulogen” Pharmaceutical Ampoule (Circa 1930s)Details: Vintage amber/orange-capped glass medical ampoule with a paper label from the historic Indianapolis laboratory. Glass bodies are intact with no major cracks or heavy chips. The paper labels show authentic, beautiful aging, minor staining, and light edge wear consistent with pieces over 90-100 years old. The Hudnut box shows some structural wear and surface scuffs but remains fully intact with vivid patterning. Please review all high-resolution photos carefully as they form part of the description.