J'Adore, in a limited edition (1,000 were made) bottle designed by French architect India Mahdavi and handcrafted in Murano. "Each piece is a marvel of savoir-faire and modernity that welcomes J'adore eau de parfum infinissime, the composition of François Demachy: an infinitely floral and voluptuous signature, a perfect echo of the infinitely sensual and modern creation of India Mahdavi." £1,250 and possibly already sold out.
From Kenzo, Flower in the Edition Mikado: basically, Flower in a reusable bamboo box with a set of Mikado or 'Pick Up Sticks'. Why? I have no idea, but it seemed sort of charming. £67 for 50 ml at Boots in the UK.
A lemming for fans of Lancôme La Vie Est Belle: a 50 ml bottle with a glittery star. "The iconic La vie est belle scent you know and love adorned in a festive limited edition bottle for the Holidays!" $100 at Lancôme, where you'll also find a similarly decorated version of Idôle, 50 ml for $99.
So you need a vat of perfume, and you need it in Baccarat, but you don't love Chanel no. 5? Here's your next chance: Louis Vuitton's "Ultimate Bottle", 1 liter on a leather base with glass dome, black crystal stopper and wand applicator. You can get it in Rose des Vents, Matière Noire or L’Immensité, and it comes in at a bargain €15,000 (the Chanel was €28,000).
You need a vat of Chanel No. 5? And of course you want the vat done up by Baccarat. 2021 ml of extrait in a lambskin coffret with a crystal wand, €28,000. 55 bottles were made, so hop to it.