USED 1940s AVON "QUAINTANCE" POWDER SACHET RED CAP BOTTLE PASADENA/NEW YORK

Description

Avon powder sachet called "Quaintance" in a 1-1/4 oz glass bottle with a red plastic cap. "Quaintance" scent was launched by Avon in 1947/1948 and was discontinued in 1955.  It is duplicate marked with green ink and black ink on one side only.  Bottom of bottle has raised letters but I cannot decipher.  Some of the powder has been used but still about 7/8 full.  Smells like old perfume.  Bottle and cap are in excellent condition with no cracks or chips but some of the ink printing has worn off.
Complete text on the bottle by line is:  AVON, QUAINTANCE, SACHET, AVON PRODUCTS INC, DISTRIBUTOR, NEW YORK PASADENA, NET WT. 1 1/4 OZS.
A great addition to any vintage Avon collection.
Bottle is about 2-1/2" high.  There is no inner liner inside with  holes for dispensing but that was standard for this product.
This is a rare collectible and still can be used.  Ladies of the past sprinkled powder sachets on their lingerie, inside their shoes and on their handkerchiefs.
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