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La Sirene-3 Perfume Bottle

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Note: La sirène is French for siren or mermaid. You can read about sirènes on the Sirène Car Mascot Page.

Also Note: There are two known versions of this bottle that were both used by Burmann. Each version is a different size and each version has a different Siren figure in the middle. However each has the same two-fish stopper design.

Also Note: The bottle you see here was sold at the dispersal sale of the collection of Marie Claude Lalique. The bottle itself is the larger of the two known versions. But it's the only time we've seen either version of the bottle with this stopper that was used for the Nouvelles Galeries Eau De Cologne Aux Roses Fraîches Bottle. We don't know if the Nouvelles Galeries stopper originally was designed for La Sirène (a thought given the coincident time frame and the owner of the bottle it appeared on), or if it was just a later replacement on her bottle only. Of course, the argument for the typical 4-fish stopper is that it comports with the underwater design of La Sirène and it has a general size and scope relative to the container that is roughly similar to other stoppers Lalique created in the same period including Orielles Lezards and Orielles Epines.