Vintage Guerlain ~MITSOUKO~ Eau De Cologne 3.0 fl oz Clock Face, Glass Stopper

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Vintage Guerlain ~MITSOUKO~ Eau De Cologne 3.0 fl oz Clock Face, Glass Stopper :
$125.00

Vintage Authentic Guerlain MITSOUKO EDC 3 fl oz Splash\'Clock Face Bottle\' Huge displayfeature!!~6 \" high x ~4\"Perfume collector or Perfume bottle collectorBottle is very full but opened, color is clear. Label is in very good condition but shows yellowing. The foil is hard to pick up in pics.Lid is not a ground stopper but plastic (as an amateur, I\'d date not earlier than 1970\'s, more likely 1980\'s).
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Description: Notes for Guerlain Mitsouko:Top: Bergamot, Lemon, Mandarin, NeroliMiddle: Peach, Rose, Clove, Ylang-Ylang, CinnamonBase: Oakmoss, Labdanum, Patchouli, Benzoin, Vetiver.
History: Mitsouko is a tribute to the heroine of Claude Farrère\'s novel \"La bataille\". History of an impossible love: Mitsouko, a beautiful Japanese woman married to Admiral Togo, is loved in secret by a British officer. In 1905, the Russo-Japanese war broke out, Mitsouko waited with dignity the outcome of the battle, dominating his feelings with nobility.In 1919, Europe was fascinated by Japan and the culture of the Far East. This was the moment when Jacques Guerlain named his new fragrance Mitsouko. Mitsouko means \"mystery\" in Japanese and symbolises passionate and mysterious femininity.ResearchStopper Flacon Montre (Watch Bottle) c1936-1999Stoppers: 1936-1972: ground glass stopper 1972-1979: gold screw-cap stopper *** 1979-1999: plastic stopper ***
Label: Reads blended in USA-Essence imported from FranceGuerlain, Inc. Somers, NY 10589 net cont. 3 fl oz.\'...for the very lasting and robust vintage eau de cologne concentration circulating throughout the 50s, 60s and 70s with the mint green, round label.\'