Lalique-style Opalescent Frosted Glass Perfume Bottle with Nude Figures

This is a vintage frosted opalescent glass perfume or cologne bottle, heavily influenced by the Art Deco style of René Lalique. The bottle features a bulbous body decorated with high-relief molded figures of nude or semi-nude women (Nymphs) standing in various poses around the circumference. The glass exhibits a distinct opalescence, showing milky white tones with hints of fire or blue when light passes through the thicker molded areas. It is topped with a large, matching frosted glass stopper that has a pointed, diamond-textured or faceted design. The construction displays high-quality molding with soft, rounded edges characteristic of mid-20th-century decorative glass. Based on its aesthetic, it is likely an Art Deco revival piece or a commercial perfume bottle from the 1930s to 1950s. The condition appears excellent with no visible cracks or significant chips, though there is a slight yellowish glow at the neck which may be aged residue from previous contents or a reflection from the background lighting. The base likely has a ground finish, and while no specific maker's mark is visible in the photo, the style is reminiscent of French or Czech glass houses such as Lalique, Sabino, or Verlys.