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Rare 20 ml Parfum Purser
Unused, pure parfum extrait in a beautiful refillable spray bottle. Aimez Moi was launched in 1996 as a tribute and reformulation of a previous perfume from 1916. This perfume was created by perfumer Dominique Ropion, (same nose who created the scent for Frederick Malle, Carnal Flower). The notes are anise, freesia, violet leaf, bergamot, mint, caraway, magnolia, cardamom, jasmine, peach, iris, heliotrope, tonka bean, amber, musk and cloves.
This parfum bottle is no longer available.
Aimez Moi is probably the world's most well known and loved anise-note scent, and one of the most popular of the classic Carons.
Size is 3/4 of an ounce and comes in its carrying pouch. Gorgeous, rare bottle.
Aimez Moi is an unusual scent. It smells deep and cool, and rather mysterious.
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Vintage
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2 oz Bottle
This very rare Caron perfume was first released in 1920 under the name La Mode but Caron trademarked the name Mode 1930 in 1923. So this bottle is from the 1920s. It was discontinued in 1935.
A small amount of perfume remains.
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2 oz Parfum
Here is a 2 oz parfum from the 1940s, still sealed and still has it paper doily around the stopper. Wonderful perfume in great condition.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
Bottle has a label on bottom that reads 5/8 oz. It is around half full and smells wonderful.
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2 oz Cologne Spray in box
This smells heavenly. This is from the 1960s. I occasionally use this as it is wonderful to wear. I have just updated the photo to reflect the current volume of perfume remaining.
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1946
Bottle designed by Felicie Vanpouille (Felicie Bergaud) and manufactured by Cristallerie de Romesnil, this gorgeous perfume bottle is a real treasure to own and admire. This is from my personal collection. I bought this Voeu de Noel bottle without the box so I custom made this box to display my bottle in.
It came with about 1/2 oz of perfume which I transferred to a small screw top bottle while I was making the box in 2012. I have to locate that little bottle to sell with this bottle. The scent is almost identical to Nuit de Noel with the addition of a few extra notes, such as violet, carnation, sweet woods, spices and Mousse de Saxe.
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.633 oz Parfum in box
Bottle is still sealed and comes in its original box. I would date this to the 1930s. Has the original hang tag on the neck. Box is stained and aged. Great find. I imagine the perfume to be divine!
Fleurs de Rocaille was released in 1933, and the nose was Ernest Daltroff. Same nose that created Narcisse Noir.
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2 oz Empty Parfum bottle
One of my very favorite perfumes and perfume bottles. This bottle is 24k gold and someone drilled a hole in the bottom of the bottle. I have seen another bottle like this with a hole in the bottom as well. This may not be a hole through the glass, I have never tried to fill the bottle so I really don't know if it will hold perfume. The bottle is empty and is a display only bottle. It is a very heavy bottle and weighs 5.5oz. It has two bees on the stopper. The bottle stands 4 1/4" tall.
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2 oz EDT Spray Refill
Almost full of a great Muguet perfume. This is from the 1960s and is unused and still boxed.
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2 1/8 oz Parfum bottle
Absolutely wonderful. It is the large bottle and is a little less than half full. It has alittle less than 1 oz of parfum left inside and it smells fabulous!
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1930s 1 1/4 oz Parfum with box
This is a 1 1/4 oz size bottle and stands about 2" tall and has no damage. There is a label that has some wear that matches the label on the box. There is also a label on the bottom of the bottle that says it is 1.23 oz. The bottle is glass and the stopper is black glass with a flower on top. A little more 1/2 full of original perfume. This is a great addition to your collection!
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2 oz EDT
This is a perfume created by Fragonard in a pear shaped bottle. This bottle was also used by Caron in 1954. It stands 4 1/4" tall. Caron used a different stopper. I bought this as a Caron from a seller in France, but I learned recently about the stopper difference. See the two reference photos below showing the different bottles and their stoppers.
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