5 Chanel No. 5

Note the subtle mention of the maker, Chanel, etched on the bottom of the up-ended perfume bottle. This is a good rendition, demonstrating light & shade, depth & dimension.

This is another sketch that interprets the lighting by use of shadows.

Crosshatching & a minor perspective element lend veracity to this sketch.
A good demonstration of the different parts/pieces of the product.

Tonal shading for background with a contrasting shadow in the foreground helps this image come off the page. Even though it's not the best sketch in terms of perspective, the viewer still gets a real idea of what the product is.

The use of tonal markers here has enabled the audience to see the glossiness of the perfume cap.