Rene Lalique Je Reviens-5 Perfume Bottle: RLalique.com

Rene Lalique Je Reviens-5 Perfume Bottle information and photos at RLalique.com are tied together on this main Je Reviens-5 Perfume Bottles page. Past and future auctions, historical details, sales, copies, reproductions, articles and more are all accessible from here. This page grows as more info is added to the website.

Note: Je Reviens is French for I will return. It's the name of just one of several fragrances the bottle was used for.

Also Note: This bottle has been reported in about half a dozen sizes ranging in height from 8 cm to 24 cm.

Also Note: The bottle is molded WORTH to the lower front side. There is no molded decoration on the bottle.

Also Note: For clear Worth flask form bottles with no molded decoration and no WORTH molded to the front side, see Dans La Nuit-2 Perfume Bottles.

Also Note: The bottle has been seen labeled for other fragrances including Dans La Nuit, Requéte, and Sans Adieu.

Also Note: There are 2 different known close copies. The first bottle that shows up in the close copy link below is an historically interesting bottle almost certainly made during the war by a U.S. glassmaker for Worth when deliveries from France were not possible. The bottle's glass stopper has a reduced thickness glass stem that the cork is wrapped around and adhered to and an incorporated glass cap that fits neatly over the cork. The stopper has the sliver moon and stars on both sides and the bottle has WORTH molded on the lower front face. There are 2 labels in addition to the one for Imprudence. There's a white label on the underside and a clear label on the back that is smudged and hard to read but it mentions New York as does the white label. Both labels are shown in the photos. There is no molded signature or anything else written or molded on the underside except the number 3 in relief. The 2nd bottle has an all-glass sliver moon and stars stopper, WORTH molded to the front and a blank underside with no markings of any kind.

Also Note: Any bottle of this model with a screw-on cap is a modern reproduction. These screw-caps are typically (but not always) shiny fluted cylinders. Every one of these we've seen has been molded LALIQUE to the underside. It's beyond our purview, but we speculate these may have been made for Lalique or Worth by another glassmaker. Not knowing for sure, because of the LALIQUE molded signature, we've classified them as modern reproductions and not outside copies.

Also Note: You want a bottle you first determine is authentic, that has the correct stopper, with the molded R. LALIQUE signature to the underside, without the word CREATION and without a Lalique France engraved signature or any other engraved signature. Finally, noting that many Worth bottles have the fluid ounces they contain marked on the bottom, typically in the form 1 FL OZ, if the underside of the bottle has ANY out-of-place, unexpected, or unexplained molded letters, numbers, or words such as (these are just examples) HP, VN, NA, CHIBO, or ANY others, that will be the mark of another glassmaker or an indication the bottle was made by another glassmaker. So even if your bottle has the expected molded R. Lalique signature to the underside, if it has ANY unexpected unknown out-of-place molded letters, numbers or words, you should avoid the bottle as it was not produced with Rene Lalique et Cie molds.

Also Note: You want a bottle without any condition issues. There are relatively a lot of these bottles out there and there's no reason to acquire one with issues. And of course you want a bottle and stopper that are all glass. If there is any plastic, cork, or metal, forget about it.