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Vintage PERRIER Water Bottle in Lucite Advertising Display Paperweight 70s 80s
Vintage PERRIER Water Bottle in Lucite Advertising Display Paperweight 70s 80s
A unique vintage Perrier advertising display featuring an authentic miniature Perrier water bottle encapsulated in a solid lucite block. Produced during the 1970s or 1980s, this eye-catching promotional piece perfectly captures the iconic green bottle that made Perrier one of the world's most recognizable mineral water brands.
Originally created as a marketing or point-of-sale display, this collectible makes a wonderful addition to a bar, kitchen, office, advertising collection, or vintage display cabinet. The clear lucite beautifully showcases the bottle from all angles and gives the piece a striking sculptural appearance.
Good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. The lucite block shows some light scratches and wear consistent with age. The bottle remains securely enclosed within the display.
Era: circa 1970s - 1980s.
Decorative items shown in the second photo are for styling purposes only and are not included in the sale.
Height - 19 cm (7.5")
Width - 9.5 cm (3.7")
Depth - 9.5 cm (3.7")
Weight - 2 kg
A unique vintage Perrier advertising display featuring an authentic miniature Perrier water bottle encapsulated in a solid lucite block. Produced during the 1970s or 1980s, this eye-catching promotional piece perfectly captures the iconic green bottle that made Perrier one of the world's most recognizable mineral water brands.
Originally created as a marketing or point-of-sale display, this collectible makes a wonderful addition to a bar, kitchen, office, advertising collection, or vintage display cabinet. The clear lucite beautifully showcases the bottle from all angles and gives the piece a striking sculptural appearance.
Condition
Good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. The lucite block shows some light scratches and wear consistent with age. The bottle remains securely enclosed within the display.
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