Vintage Guerlain Mitsouko Frosted Glass Perfume Bottle

This is a vintage miniature perfume bottle, characteristic of Guerlain's iconic 'Mitsouko' fragrance packaging. The vessel is constructed from frosted or acid-etched glass with an Art Nouveau influence. Its body is tall and slender with vertical fluting and rounded shoulders, sitting on a hexagonal base. A distinctive feature is the frosted glass stopper, which appears to be the classic 'inverted heart' (cœur inversé) design, though slightly obscured by the lighting in the photograph. The bottle contains a portion of original amber-colored liquid. Measuring approximately 2 to 3 inches in height, the craftsmanship reflects mid-20th-century mass-market luxury. Notable features include the relief work on the glass which provides a tactile, non-slip grip. The condition shows significant signs of age; the frosted surface appears somewhat grimy with particulate buildup, particularly around the neck and stopper area. There is a noticeable dark spot on the upper right body which could be a stain or internal residue. The amber liquid has deepened in color, suggesting oxidation and the evaporation of top notes over several decades. No visible maker's mark is seen from this angle, but the silhouette is a signature Guerlain design from the 1920s-1950s era.