A round, lithographed tin for violet-scented Vaseline cream, produced by the Parisian perfume house Morhange , founded in the late 19th century. The stylized floral design and red lettering on a gold background evoke the cosmetic elegance of the Art Deco period. The reverse side details the product's benefits, touting its "emollient" and "anti-hair loss" properties. A fine example of French beauty advertising from the interwar period, typical of refined dressing tableware.
✦ Origin: France (Paris) ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1925–1935 ✦ Dimensions: 4×2.5 cm ✦ Material: Lithographed tinplate ✦ Condition: Good overall condition, even wear consistent with age and slight oxidation on the lid, floral decoration clearly legible
Charming miniature beauty bottle, sought after for its floral graphics typical of Parisian cosmetics of the Art Deco era.
