Art Deco Geometric Crystal Perfume Bottle with Faceted Stopper

This item is an elegant, vintage perfume bottle characterized by its sharp geometric design and high-clarity material, likely lead crystal. The base features a heavy, solid construction with large prismatic facets that create a hexagonal or octagonal silhouette when viewed from above. It possesses a clear, colorless appearance that suggests a mid-20th-century Art Deco or Hollywood Regency style, estimated to be from the 1940s to 1960s. The stopper consists of a multi-faceted spherical glass orb seated atop a silver-toned metal collar, which appears to be chrome or nickel-plated brass. The internal well for the perfume is visible through the thick crystal walls, displaying a central cylindrical cavity. Regarding condition, there is visible white residue or calcification around the neck assembly, indicating possible past leakage or evaporation. Some minor surface micro-scratching is evident, which is typical for glass of this age. The metal fitting shows signs of tarnishing and minor corrosion near the junction with the glass. Despite these signs of wear, the piece retains its structural integrity and demonstrates high-quality lapidary craftsmanship, with crisp edges and excellent light refraction. No specific maker's marks are visible in the photograph, though the design is reminiscent of luxury glassmakers such as Baccarat or Steuben.