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Lot 48:
Description
A collection of assorted part-used fragrance products and scent bottles from various houses. The group includes a Dior Hypnotic Poison bottle in a rounded red opaque glass form with a dark textured cap, a tall champagne-toned metal canister embossed at the base with the Emporio Armani eagle logo, and an Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium eau de parfum in a textured black glitter-finished bottle with a circular green-tinted window (no cap present). The assortment further comprises a Michael Kors Wonderlust eau de parfum in a heavy-based rectangular glass bottle with a gold-tone cap, a tall rectangular Giorgio Armani Sì eau de parfum (no cap present), and two slim Michael Kors rectangular bottles with gold-tone stud-detailed caps, one vertically printed on the glass side with Sexy Amber and the other with Sky Blossom. Also included is a Ted Baker London W eau de toilette in a triangular clear glass bottle with a square plastic cap, a green tinted glass bottle of Hermès Eau d’Orange Verte with a black domed cap, and a Marc Jacobs Dot figural bottle in red glass with black polka dots and butterfly-wing decorative elements.
Condition report:
The collection shows various signs of use and surface wear. Minor surface scuffs are visible to the red finish of the Dior bottle (photo 2). The Emporio Armani metal canister exhibits significant surface wear, spotting, and grime across the casing (photo 2). Both the Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium and the Giorgio Armani Sì bottles are missing their original overcaps (photos 2 and 3). Grime is visible around the atomiser collar of the Giorgio Armani bottle (photo 3). General surface wear is present on the gold-tone cap of the Michael Kors Wonderlust bottle (photo 3). The Marc Jacobs Dot bottle shows significant dust accumulation in the crevices of the decorative plastic elements (photo 4). Fill levels vary across the part-used items, with the Hermès bottle approximately half full and the two slim Michael Kors bottles having less than a quarter of their volume remaining (photos 3 and 4).
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