Rene Lalique Je Reviens-8 Perfume Bottle: RLalique.com

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Note: Je Reviens is French for I will return.

Also Note: The modern reproduction of this bottle has a ribbed cylinder shaped stopper. If it has a ribbed cylinder shaped stopper it's post-war no matter what the signature underneath says. See the further comment on this subject below.

Also Note: Any bottle with the molded word CREATION on the underside is a post-war copy.

Also Note: You want a bottle you first determine is authentic, with the pre-war dome shaped stopper shown in the listings below, with the block capital letters etched R. LALIQUE WORTH MADE IN FRANCE signature to the underside, without the word CREATION and without a Lalique France engraved signature or any other engraved signature. Noting we have never seen a copy of this exact bottle, 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.

Finally: In the extensive 2001 addendum to their 1990 seminal work Lalique Perfume Bottles, the Utts state unequivocally that the dome shaped stopper for Worth bottles was not replaced with the ribbed cylinder version by Marc Lalique until 1952. Other authoritative information explicitly says after 1945. We are aware that the ribbed cylinder stopper has appeared on bottles that have the molded R. Lalique signature. However those bottles were made after the war from old molds having the pre-war signature until the molds wore-out and had to be replaced.