L.V. France Bottle, Need Help Identifying

[ArielOlivia]

Clear bottle, broken top, starburst-like imprint on the bottom.
But it may have been made with the broken looking top intentionally for a dipper thing.
If so, I did not find a stopper/lid with it. But I am not sure.
EMBOSSING: L.V. on the bottom & on the opposite side of L.V. it says FRANCE.
If anyone can help identifying this, that would be wonderful!
If not, thank you for looking anyways!

 

[ArielOlivia]

Another photo to get the idea of how big it is.

 

[ArielOlivia]

L.V. embossed on the bottom.

 

[ArielOlivia]

On the opposite side of L.V. it says FRANCE.

 

[ArielOlivia]

The starburst-like imprint on the bottom.

 

[AntiqueMeds]

Louis Vuitton cologne/perfume?

 

[ArielOlivia]

I thought that as well, but after I started googling and trying to research it nothing would come up. I mean of course it would have been made a LONG LONG time ago if that is indeed what it is, but I've googled other things just as old and still found something. But with this one, nothing. I think it might be Louis Vuitton though, if I can't find any other explanation I'll just settle with the Louis Vuitton theory, haha.

 

[AntiqueMeds]

LONG LONG time ago

that is a relative term...
I think they were making perfume at least in the 1930s.

 

[cowseatmaize]

Louis Vuitton

I don't think so, I'm thinking olive oil by the base but master ink by the top. Sorry for the not much help at all answer.
Welcome though.

 

[ArielOlivia]

That actually does help, now I can at least research antique olive oil bottles and see if I can come up with something. I'm new to bottle collecting, so anything helps at this point. & Thank you!