This beautiful bottle was made by Guerlain alongside Baccarat for l'Heure Blue, created in 1912 by Jacques Guerlain for his wife Lili. It has the scent of rose, iris, violet and vanilla designed to evoke the moment when 'the night has not yet found its stars'.
 
The stopper in the form of an inverted heart was created using the techniques finessed by Baccarat and made a delightful collaboration between two Parisian icons.
 
The label is preserved in really good condition. The iconic stopper operates freely and is in fabulous condition. Inside there are traces of the scent. There is one small chip under the rim of the bottle which measures 3" .
 
The box is used, it opens and closes but care should be taken to preserve the integrity of the silk satin hinge (an extension of the lining)  joining the lid to the base.
 
The interior of the box is in the older style with cushions to hold the bottle (modern boxes have molded inserts). Only two of the cushions remains. There is some modern writing on the base.
 
The box measures 5" by 3" by 2"