Miniature
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1/8 oz Parfum with Box
Unused with some evaporation. This was part of a Ciro collection of unused 5 perfumes that I am breaking up and selling separately. I also have another set of 5 Ciro mini perfumes, with different inner boxes that is also for sale.
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1/8 oz Parfum with box
Part of a set of 5 Ciro Coffret perfumes I am selling separately. This box has a tear on the hinge from someone being too eager to get the bottle out of the box. Still displays correctly. A small tear on the cardboard inside the box from the same previous owner. The cap on the bottle shows some wear. They must have enjoyed this perfume as it is only half full.
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1/8 oz Perfume
Unused and still in original packaging. So cute. Some scratches to outer packaging. This is different than Toujours Toi.
It was a favorite I mine for awhile when I first started collecting perfume. Ahh. Incense on aldehyde powder. If you like Shalimar you will love Corday Toujours Moi. This is the perfect size to sample a classic perfume before spending the money for a full bottle.
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1/8 oz EDP
This is 4 ml of delicious! Doesn't include any type of box.
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1/4 oz Parfum in box
I would date this to late 1960s to early 1970s. Has experienced some evaporation.
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1/4 oz bottles with box
Box has some stains but it is unusual to find the box any more. Bottles are empty but are in excellent condition. The identity of the bottles are Amour Amour, Moment Supreme and Cocktail Dry.
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5 ml of L'Elephant and Tigre EDP
Kenzo Jungle was my go to perfume for many years. My sister loved Tigre. Both are spicy amber perfumes but I preferred Jungle.
Kenzo Jungle L'Elephant was launched in 1996 and Tiger was launched in 1997. The nose behind these fragrances was Dominique Ropion.
Top notes of L'Elephant are Cloves, Cumin and Mandarin Orange
Middle notes are Cardamom, Caraway, Licorice, Mango, Ylang-Ylang, Heliotrope and Gardenia
Base notes are Vanilla, Amber and Patchouli.
The notes of Tigre are as following
Top notes are Kumquat, Tangerine and Orange
Middle notes are Osmanthus and Ylang-Ylang
Base notes are Cinnamon and Amber.
This set is unused and would make a wonderful gift for anyone who loves spicy perfumes.
Both have been discontinued. I bought this set new in 2002. There is a small amount of damage to the top of box from another perfume while in storage.
Dominique Ropion was also the nose behind my absolute favorite perfume to wear for the last 16 years, Frederick Malle Carnal Flower.
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2 ml Micro Mini
This is such a cute, tiny bottle. I am listing if because it is rare and maybe omeone needs this in a set they have that is missing a bottle. It was sold in sets of 6. Still has a remnant of the perfume left.
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4 ml Parfum
Discontinued perfume from the 1980s. Smells nice. People probably didn't understand the name or even how to pronounce it.
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1/4 oz (7 ml)
Unused and in its original box. Slight evaporation. Smells great.
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Modern
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NIB 1 oz Parfum Presentation
Here is another great present just waiting to be opened. Still sealed in cellophane, this vintage Mitsouko Parfum is from 2002 and is a great formula.
Who wouldn't love to receive this as a present?
I have two of these, one I opened the box to verify the condition of the bottle inside, it is pristine and full. Don't miss out on this. My price is lower than you will find anywhere! Retails for $325. Last photo shows what the box and bottle inside look like.
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Set of 3 1 oz Parfums with box
This was a 2007 Limited Edition of only 1000 sets. All bottles are still sealed, and the leather box is perfect. I purchased this in 2014 and at that time it was possible to still find photos of the set on the internet. Not now. I only found one website that even mentioned this limited edition set. It is extremely rare and would make an outstanding gift for anyone who loves oriental perfumes or is a Annick Goutal fan.
The first bottle marked as A is Ambre Fétiche, and a composition of incense, labdanum, and styrax, the aroma is relayed by sweet scents of benzoin and is punctuated with touches of iris. Vanilla and Russian leather are the base.
The second bottle is marked with a M and the scent is Myrrhe Ardente. Composed of benzoin and vanilla tonka bean, this fragrance combines with swirls of guaiac wood and beeswax.
The third bottle is marked with an E and is Encens Flamboyant. To reveal its spiciness, the essence of incense is introduced by black pepper and pink berries. Frankincense resinoid joins the composition, full of cardamom and nutmeg. Finally, this incense perfume brings the last note by the scent of fir balsam and mastic.
The beautiful white leather box can be converted into a jewelry box. Included is a booklet on the perfumes.
This is the only release of these three perfumes in the Parfum concentration. All other bottles are EDP.
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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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1 oz Parfum Presentation NIB
Beautiful condition. Bottle is sealed and comes with the padded silk box and the outer box. Gorgeous perfume and a must for all collectors.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
This is the most beautiful perfume and this is a fresh bottle in the tan velour box. Bottle is sealed and in excellent condition. No evaporation. Sells new for $350.
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2.5 oz Eau de Parfum Spray
Another classic scent from the Niche perfume house. This one was one of their first scents in 2002. It is smoky, dry, ripe with incense. It is hot and spicy, but also has a cool and smooth berry-floral edge. It is more of a herbal perfume than a rose perfume, so don't let the name color your judgment on what to expect. It is quite delicious. It smells divinely on a man!
Bottle is 95% full and comes with the original box from 2003.
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50ml Parfum in Black Lacquer Box
Keiko Mecherie is one of my long time favorites houses. I have purchased many bottles new. Initially part of the "Bespoke Collection," this scent was inducted into the "Les Merveilles" range in 2016. The scent is woody-spicy.
Notes: Javanese vetiver, tobacco, toffee notes, precious woods, benzoin tears.
While there is an Oriental element, this doesn't cross into oozing heavy overbearing sweetness. The powder notes are present top to bottom.
This is from my personal collection and I have sprayed it a few times. It is just lovely. I show a photo with the bottle tilted so you can see through the very dark brown bottle the level of perfume. Almost full. The box is very difficult to photograph as it is so shiny it is like a black mirror and shows every spec of dust. The box has some minor scratches from storage on the opening part, where the box stood upright in a storage box. I circled the scratches in one photo.
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1 oz NIB Parfum in box
Molinard is no longer making Habanita Parfum, only EDT and EDP. They have also reformulated the formula again. This is the older formula parfum and it smells great. I love Habanita, as I love powdery scents with a vanilla drydown.
Habanita is an Oriental perfume, launched in 1921. The nose behind this fragrance was Henri Robert although he was never credited as such. But I have a perfume he created under his own name and it is identical to the original Habanita. Henri Robert was the nose at Chanel and he worked for Coty.
Habanita's top notes are orange blossom, raspberry, peach and bergamot; middle notes are lilac, orris root, jasmine, heliotrope, ylang-ylang and rose; base notes are leather, amber, musk, benzoin, vanilla, oakmoss and cedar.
I have multiple bottles available.
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1 oz Extrait de Parfum Spray in box
Great Niche perfume. Nasomatto is hot on the market and this is one of the most sought after perfumes. It is not available for sale in the US because of the ingredients it uses.
The fragrance aims to evoke the best quality of Hashish. It is the result of a quest to arouse the effects of temporary bliss. It captures the essence of the marijuana leaf.
Hard to explain the scent, but it is definitely unique and I keep smelling myself to get more of it. If you are a collector and appreciate fine scents, this is for you.
The first 10 minutes it's on you, it's very strong and your still trying to figure it out. As it dries down on you, it transforms into one of the most incredible scents out there. It lasts very long and smells better and better until it fades. It really does transform on you quickly and though it is a hard scent to embrace at first, you find yourself smelling your wrists just to get some more of it.
Nasomatto Black Afgano is the masterpiece of by Alessandro Gualtieri.
My husband bought this for me as a Christmas present in 2011. He imported it from Saudi Arabia as that was the only place it was in stock. He paid $350 for it. I only sprayed this a couple of times. I smells very good but not something I would wear. I like to wear flowery scents like Frederick Malle Carnal Flower. It still has the original cellophane on the box. I opened it from the bottom and slid the box out. You can see the cellophane wrapping on top of the box.
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1/2 oz NIB Parfum with boxes
Montana is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women released in 1986. The nose behind this fragrance was Corinne Cachen.
This perfume is as fresh as the day it was manufactured in 2014. Smells heavenly! Its notes include peach, cassis, plum, pepper, cardamom, ginger, rose, tuberose, jasmine, ylang ylang, carnation, sandalwood, patchouli, vetiver, civet, castoreum, amber, musk and frankincense.
Includes the outer box and the lucite display box. Outer box has a rip from when it was first opened.
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1/4 oz Parfum Purse Spray and 2 1/4 oz refills
This is a wonderful coffret set. It is a Parfum Purse spray and two refills. Beautiful perfume. I have sampled it a few times. I love Fracas and this in a nice vintage one. the box does have some scratches from storage.
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Eau De Parfum / Lotion / Gift Set
GIFT SET includes:
DREAM ANGELS HEAVENLY:
ANGEL TOUCH LOTION - 100ml / 3.4 fl oz
EAU DE PARFUM - 7.5ml / .25 fl oz
EAU DE PARFUM - 75ml / 2.5fl oz
ANGEL WASH - 100ml / 3.4 fl oz
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1/4 oz Parfum NIB
Still sealed in cellophane. See the last photo showing what the bottle inside the box looks like. It is only to show what the bottle looks like, and this listing is for a sealed bottle in box.
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Vintage
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1 oz Eau de Parfum
Beautiful perfume from the 1970s.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
L'Interdit was secretly created in 1954 and was worn only by actress Audrey Hepburn, to whom it was given as a gift by Hubert de Givenchy, who had dressed her.
The word interdit is French for "forbidden." The parfumeur behind this feminine aldehydic-floral fragrance was Francis Fabron (1913–2005). It has a delicate, floral, powdery aroma. It contains notes of rose, jasmine, violet and, at the heart, a blend of woods and grasses.
This is a rare, original formula 1/2 oz parfum still sealed but has some evaporation. I would say this is from the late 1970s.
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1/4 oz Parfum NIB
This box is still sealed with cellophane. There is no bar code on the box which indicates it is pre-1989. It is the old black and white zig zag box, which was discontinued in the 1980s.
The bottle inside is the quadrilobe design.
Parure by Guerlain is a Chypre Fruity fragrance for women. Parure was launched in 1975. The nose behind this fragrance was Jean-Paul Guerlain, which he created for his mother. It was discontinued due to Jean-Paul refusing to reformulate it without oakmoss.
Top notes are Plum, Green Notes, Bergamot, Fruity Notes and Citruses
Middle notes are Rose, Narcissus, Orris Root, Lilac, Lily-of-the-Valley and Jasmine
Base notes are Oakmoss, Leather, Spices, Patchouli and Amber.
Parure is a wonder and a chypre for the die-hard chypre lover. Extremely rare to find a bottle any longer.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
1960s 1/2 oz Amphora bottle, also referred to as the Bud Bottle. Small amount of evaporation. Bottle is sealed and still has the cellophane around the stopper. Great perfume. 1960s was a great time for Mitsouko, with loads of oakmoss! Yum! French tax stamp on bottom of bottle.
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1/2 oz Ultra Rare 1927 Parfum
Lorie Perfumers was located in LA, CA in the 1920s and they launched fragrances and toiletries using Czechoslovakian bottles. Jasmine of Southern France perfume was first released around 1927.
I usually don't recommend a jasmine perfume more than 50 years old. They turn rancid smelling. But this is truly the best smelling jasmine and I have smelled.
When Chanel created Chanel No 5 in 1921 they used the best jasmine from Grasse, France. Once they started to use that jasmine, they had to continue to maintain the exact composition. And so they bought most of the jasmine produced in Grasse, leaving only jasmine from India and Greece for other perfume houses. Even today, in Grasse, there is very little production of jasmine flowers available to other perfume houses, it is reserved almost exclusively for Chanel. It is harvested by the Mul family who owns large plantations in Grasse.
This perfume is undoubtedly Jasmine Grandiflorum. A type of jasmine that is so expensive no one can even afford to use it in commercial perfumes. Today, the price for a soliflor Jasmine Grandiflorum perfume would retail for at least $2,000 an oz. I am not joking here.
Now you know why no one can reproduce Chanel No 5. Knock-offs have to use the lesser quality of jasmine and it is obviously not as good as what Chanel produces.
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3 Heart shaped bottles in a box
This is a wonderful presentation with really cute bottles from the 1950s. Unused and in excellent condition.
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1.7 oz Eau de Parfum NIB
This is a legendary Avon fragrance, and has a serious following through the years. People who were exposed to this young, still wear it regularly. I was exposed to Emeraude and Shalimar when I was young, and so those are my go to scents. But I understand that if you wore this when young, you would go on wearing it. It is a beautiful perfume and let's face it, cheap. What a great bargain for a beautiful perfume. I smell vanilla and powder and florals. Great warm weather perfume!
This is new and unused. Try it, you will like it.
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PERFUME BOX SET
Includes 8 mini bottles of high end pure perfume. Each bottle is 2.5 ml. Includes Ambre, Jasmine, Vert, Irise, Chypre, Muguet, Tubereuse, and Rose. Some evaporation, especially the Jasmine. But collection is unused and in pristine condition. Includes outer box.
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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 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 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 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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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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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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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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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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.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 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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1/4 oz Parfum
This is an interesting perfume from the 1940s, and is in remarkable condition for its age. Mrs. Julien Chaqueneau of New York Society was associated with the Rockefellas and the Wanamakers and others in the high society of Park Ave. She was also a close friend of Gloria Vanderbilt. The Wanamakers were the founders of the first department store in New York City. I imagine this might be where this was first sold. The Chaqueneaus were also the owners of a resort in New York and this could have been sold there as a souvenir.
Box is a slide out box.
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1 oz Parfum
I am very fond of the Charbert perfumes and Breathless is one of my favorites. Charbert bottles are all done in the design of a marching drum. Breathless was first released in 1933.
I would estimate there to be about 1/3 oz to 1/4 oz of amazingly condensed and beautiful oriental perfume. Spicy, a base of vetiver, tonka bean, patchouli, musk, amber, and balsam. The top notes are gone but the rich orange and bergamot notes have mellowed to a have a warm, carnation feel. Just a wonderful wearable perfume.
I would date this bottle to the 1950-60 range. Has a silver foil label on the bottom of bottle, and a nice glass stopper.
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1/2 oz Parfum
Beautiful bottle and magnificent perfume. All glass stopper. No damage.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
Released in 1945, this is another of my favorite perfumes. But I have never smelled a Charbert perfume I didn't love. What does it smell like? I smell muguet, violet, amber and carnation.
While I have many bottles of Breathless, this is my only bottle of Fabulous. It's really very nice and must be rare as I use to buy all Charberts I could find. About 1/2 of the perfume remains. Box is in less than pristine shape with some stains on the outside.
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1 oz Parfum
I imported this from France back in 2012 and the bottle was full and unused. I have sold decants out of it. Very nice Amber perfume. Labels are beautiful. Box is in fair condition with some damage to the bottom. I would say this is from the 1930s-1940s era. Has a Bakelite top and a plastic plug in bottle preventing evaporation.
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Collection of 5 parfums
Set includes Danger, Reflexions, Surrender, Richochet, and New Horizons. Set is in excellent condition. Never been used, bottles have plugs, but there has been evaporation. This set is from the 1940s.
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4 oz All over Fragrance Lotion
Sealed in package, unused. Probably from the late 1950s to early 60s.
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1/2 oz Parfum
Absolutely beautiful bottle and perfume to match. Gold paint is in great condition. Label is in fair condition and also has label on bottom saying 1/2 oz. I would date this to the 1940-50s.
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1/2 oz Parfum
No label on bottle but this is Frenzy, a hard to find perfume from 1945. I love the advertisements for this perfume. Stopper is stuck so I don't know what it smells like, but considering that there have been very few that have ever come up for sale on ebay in the last 20 years, it must be really good and the perfume was used up.
Advertisements at the time described it as sultry, light, flippant and a sultry woody perfume. I found this info on the perfume.
Top notes: bergamot, neroli, lily of the valley
Middle notes: ylang ylang, carnation, jasmine, rose
Base notes: cedar, vanilla, ambergris, vetiver, musk, sandalwood, balsam.
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2 oz Bath Oil
New in box and in pristine condition. Wonderful.
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1/2 oz Parfum
Gorgeous bottle and one of my all time favorite perfumes. But I am downsizing and I have many bottles of Toujours Moi. Beautiful patina on bottle and stopper. Perfume is wonderful and powdery.
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1/4 oz Parfum
About a quarter full and it smells wonderful. Nothing quite beats vintage Emeraude. It was my first perfume I wore as a teenage. My father loved Shalimar and my boyfriend loved Emeraude. My father use to get confused and think I was wearing Shalimar. They are similar.
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2/3 oz EDT
This is a beautiful 1930s bottle. Unique bottle design and in wonderful condition. It was full and I have used this perfume to wear. EDTs keep their scent profile much better than a cologne this old. Top notes are still intact.
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1/2 oz EDT
Unused and probably from the 1950s. Smells perfect.
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1/4 oz Perfume
This may be a 1/2 oz, it is hard to tell because of the shape of the bottle. It is full and unused and smells delicious. I would date this to 1960-70s era. Cap is worn due to age.
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1/2 oz EDT
Beautiful bottle and label is pristine. Perfume smells wonderful and fresh. Paris perfume is similar to Chanel No 5.
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1/2 oz Parfum de Toilette
I love Emeraude and I love this bottle. The color is so beautiful that it makes me smile. Perfume is in excellent condition. Toilettes are made to hold the top notes longer and they keep fresher longer than colognes.
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1/4 oz Perfume Purser
I would date this to 1950s or earlier. It is empty and includes the original box. Great item for your Coty collection.
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Crystal Parfum bottle
I am not sure of the size. Either 1/3, 1/4 or 1/2 oz. The stopper is very decorative, but it is frozen in bottle. The label has been stained and has some color loss. Nice collectible bottle with some thick perfume inside.
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1/4 oz Parfum in Box
From the 1950s and in wonderful unused condition. Box is in good condition as well. Small amount of evaporation.
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1/2 oz Parfum in box
This is an incredible bottle still sealed with its box from the 1930s. More than half full of the most heavenly vetiver perfume. This is my favorite perfume in a beautiful Baccarat bottle.
Box shows lovers on each side of box with different artwork on each side of box.
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Intoxication, Divine, and Le Dandy
Nice boxed set of three classic D'Orsay perfumes. This was unused, but evaporation has taken its toll over the years. Each bottle is a 1/2 oz size and the amount left varies in each bottle. All smell good.
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1 oz Parfum in box
This was a sealed bottle I bought out of a French estate sale. I opened it. Beautiful perfume and box and labels are in great condition. Small stain on top of box and some wear on the bottom from storage.
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Large and pretty, vintage, clear glass perfume bottle with a ribbed with flowers & a beehive stopper. Very nice bottle.
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Hair Spray
Perfumed Hair Spray from the 1950s. Many people don't know that Faberge was the first to create perfume scented hair spray. This hair spray smelled so wonderful that Aqua Net bought the rights to the formula and began selling it under their own name in the 1960s. Very few cans of Woodhue Hair Spray are left out there. It smells awesome! It has no stickiness to it, just the beautiful scent of Woodhue. I have sprayed this can a few times, but I also have a second one unused if someone is interested in it. The unused can would be $45. The top of the cap is velour.
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1/2 oz Parfum with metal case
Tigress was first released in 1938. This bottle is from the 1960s. A wonderful spicy perfume. Stopper has a dauber for applying perfume.
The perfume is an oriental fougere with aldehyde, citrus, floral and spicy notes, oak moss, vanilla and amber.
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12ml Parfum with box
This is a very desirable vintage perfume and even rarer bottle design. This bottle was first released in 1952. This is the original box and while very rare to find, the box is not very impressive for such a rare find. But the box is in near perfect condition. I have identified it is Tigress but the only reference to a perfume is that the box says Parfum Faberge. When sold it had a label that wrapped around the box sealing the box that had the name of the perfume on it. That label is gone. But the velvet tie holding it in the box is gold and gold was the color they used for Tigress. Other perfumes used green or red.
Bottle is still sealed and attached to the box with a velvet tie. Onion skin is still sealing the bottle although the gold string has come untied. It is more than half full, so it has about a 1/4 oz of parfum.
It is thick bottle with a polished bottom so I would say it is a crystal bottle.
Truly a fantastic, spicy perfume that inspired other perfume house to follow with perfumes such as Opium, and Zen. To me, this captures the early 1970s. But maybe that is because this was the perfume my older sister wore at that time.
Bottle is 3 1/2" tall.
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1/4 oz Parfum
1940s bottle of Tigress. I am not sure if someone tried to open this by turning the stopper, but it is still sealed but the stopper is turned sideways. The stopper is frozen. I imagine this to be absolute heaven! The perfume is an oriental fougere with aldehyde, citrus, floral and spicy notes, oak moss, vanilla and amber. Tigress is a divine perfume.
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1/2 oz Bath Perfume with box
Here is another unused Faberge bath perfume from the 1960s. Tigress is spicy and delicious.
I have many bottles of the three famous Faberge perfumes in different size bottles and concentrations. I am a huge fan of 1960s Faberge perfumes, including Woodhue, Flambeau and Tigress.
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1/2 oz Bath Perfume NIB
Guaranteed to be authentic and from before 1963. Flambeau is a wonderfully rich chypre perfume with a wood base to die for! This is a concentrated perfume, probably an extrait. It is unused and in excellent condition.
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1 oz Bath Oil in Amphore bottle with box
This bottle is rare and very beautiful. It is from the 1960s and the perfume oil is in great condition and is about 70% full or original scent. Includes flyer about the Faberge line of perfumes. It is a great woodsy scent.
Bottle stopper is metal and it screws into the bottle. Very unusual design.
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1/2 oz Bath Perfume
Beautiful perfume. If you received a 1 ml sample from me in the past you can appreciate Flambeau. It is a gorgeous perfume from the 1960s.
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1/4 oz Parfum in box
Thick and wonderful perfume. Tigress is sexy, spicy and oh so good! I think the perfume missing is due to evaporation.
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Fabergette parfum in box
Love the animal print on the packaging for Tigress. Meow! I mean Roar! This little touch tip flacon comes in the orginal box with it felt carrying case. Perfume is still in good condition. Great way to sample Tigress.
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NIB Solid perfume
I have cherished this little box with the cute tie and the solid perfume container inside. I get great enjoy opening it and smelling it occasionally. One of a kind item! Never been used and a truly unique scent. Wonderful! I would date this to 1920-40s era.
I believe the container to be ebony or bakelite. Pristine condition.
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1 oz Parfum with boxes
The house of Forlane was established by Hélène Dale of Paris, France and this was their first release in 1940, along with Bois de Îles. Many perfume houses in Paris had to close during WWII and this is one that closed, so this is a very rare find.
Both the inner and outer boxes are included.
The name Chant des Iles translates from French to Song of the Islands.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
From the 1940-50s era and still sealed with some evaporation. gorgeous box.
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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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1/2 oz Parfum
I would guess this is a 1930-40s bottle because of the flaws and bubbles in the glass. I don't know how wonderful it smells as the stopper is stuck and I never tried to open it. I imagine it is very nice. Bottle is 3 1/2" tall.
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10 x 2ml bottles
Fragonard is one of my all time favorite perfume houses. Set includes Etoile Du Sud, Murmure, Fragonard, Reve Indien, Melodie, Emile, Dahlia, Lune de Miel, Eau Fantasque and Arielle. This box has a small area on the side of the box where the box had been taped and when the tape was removed a 1/2" long area of the orange paper was removed. And the Arielle and Murmure bottle labels have light smudges from handling. All bottles are full and unused. Great way to sample some of the best perfumes from one of the oldest perfume houses still in business.
Great price! Compare to sets on ebay selling for twice as much.
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2 oz Parfum with box
This is an opened 1950s Baccarat bottle of Shalimar with purple flocked box and is 5 7/8" x 4". Has a import stamp on bottom of bottle.
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1 oz Parfum
The batch code on the box indicates it was made in 1981, just before Guerlain reformulated all their perfumes to remove Oakmoss. This is still more than half full of the original perfume inside, and it is a beautiful, soft chypre that may be more wearable to some people, than the beautiful L'Heure Bleue. I love the spicy slap in the face of L'Heure Bleue, as I wait for the luxurious drydown of powder. But Chant D'Aromes is too beautiful to slap you, it merely bows to you, and says, follow me as we daydream together. I agree with a review I read that Chant D'Aromes is more of a 50s perfume than the rebellious, attention getters of the 60s through the 80s. I could easily see Audrey Hepburn wearing this one, with her short white gloves and poodle skirts. Very sophisticated and yet, not overly sweet or seductive. It reminds me a little like a less condensed, vintage Joy in the opening, but the drydown is closer to a softer, less spicy L'Heure Bleue.
Included is the outer box for this perfume but the inner box has disappeared.
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1 2/3 oz Essence Pour Le Bain (Bath Oil)
This is my favorite concentration of Shalimar. It smells amazing! Bottle is more than half full. I highly recommend using the bath oil if you love vintage Shalimar. It is to die for!
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1 oz Parfum sealed with box
This is from the 1950s and is still sealed with very little evaporation.
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1/4 oz Parfum with box
Really wonderful smelling. Date on box says 1983. Box has a rip and a stain on top of box. Not the best presentation, although there are no stains inside the box. All glass stopper with a strip of plastic around the center of the stopper to help seal the bottle and it does work well.
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1/2 oz Sealed Parfum Amphore
Still sealed with the its plastic wrapper. Great item! Some evaporation, but that is to be expected from a bottle from the early 1960s. Made in and bottled in France as evidenced by the tax stamp on the bottom of bottle. I personally imported it.
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1 oz Parfum with box
Originally created in 1929 by Jacques Guerlain, Liu is a floral aldehydic of tasteful elegance and delicately sensual seduction. It is a wonderful, floral-powdery aldehyde fragrance that many people compare to Chanel No 5, but much more creamy.
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1 1/2 oz Extrait
6" tall x 4" wide. Has French tax stamp on bottom. No box. Has a small, smooth nick in rim of the neck of the bottle. Baccarat Crystal bottle from around 1930s, marked on the bottom of bottle.
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No bottle included
Includes the case and tubes for the atomizer bottle, which are in the white envelope shown. No bottle with this case, but click on link above to see a photo of what the bottle would look like if you want to replace the bottle. This is from 1970.
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1/2 oz Parfum
Beautiful vintage perfume, has import tax stamp on the bottom of bottle. Box is very good condition. This is a 1930-40s crystal bottle and is 4" x 2 3/4".
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1 1/2 oz Extrait with box
Stands 4 1/4" tall and is 2 1/2 " wide and 1 1/2" deep.
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1 1/2 oz EDT Splash
Smells wonderful.
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1 oz Parfum French Formula
Crystal bottle with French Tax stamp on bottom of bottle. Purple flocked box is in great condition. I spilled a small amount in box. It will probably dry ok. Juice is excellent! I would date this to late 60s early 70s. About 65% full.
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1 oz Extrait Baccarat
This is a beautiful Baccarat bottle stamped on the bottom of bottle. It does have a flaw on the stopper. It is not visible, but inside the heart shape there is some rough edges. I tried to get a photo of it, it doesn't show when on display. Nice satin box in great condition. It might be more than an oz or slightly less as it is hard to discern with heavy, thick Baccarat bottles like this.
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1/4 oz Purser with box
Very nice 1/4 oz Chant d'Aromes in a spray bottle. Still lots of use for a lucky lady. Chant d'Aromes is a wonderful chypre from the 1960s.
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1 oz EDT Splash
Still sealed with a cellophane wrap around stopper. Slight evaporation. This should smell amazing. EDTs hold their top notes much better than a EDP or a Cologne. Parfum is the best but 3 times as expensive. This is a great bottle to explore the beauty of a vintage Mitsouko.
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1/2 oz Sealed Parfum
This is a very rare 1950s perfume from Houbigant. It is still sealed with some evaporation. Beautiful presentation. The size isn't marked but I think it is 1/2 oz, could be 1/3 oz.
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1/2 oz Parfum with Presentation box
Wonderful presentation from the 1950s. Quelques Fleurs was released by Houbigant in 1912. This is classified as a refined fragrance and one that has been in production for more than 100 years. The formula did change and this is the original formulation.
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1/4 oz Parfum in box
Rare and discontinued Houbigant Essence Rare parfum in its box. Bottle is 85% full and smells lovely. Bottle and stopper are made of glass that resemble an ice cube. Silver paper label on the top and bottom. Bottle measures 1 3/4" tall x 1 1/4" wide and is in wonderful condition, no cracks or chips. Box has some old stains on the top of the box and some wear on the corners of the box.
Essence Rare was the last fragrance Robert Bienaimé created for Houbigant before he opened his own company under his own name in 1935. Essence Rare was first released in 1928 and reformulated and released again in the 1970s.
If you enjoy luscious floral bouquets made more effervescent by the addition of aldehydes, you will love Essence Rare.
It is a woody floral aldehyde with notes of bergamot, orange, and greens, geranium, lily of the valley, lily, May rose, and orris. on a base of bourbon, oakmoss, civet, tonka bean, vetiver, and musk. This is very hard to find & worth trying, a sort of astringent boozy Chanel No. 19.
I have owned this for more than 10 years and it was full when I bought it. I have used some over the years and can verify that it is unique, beautiful and worth owning.
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1 oz Parfum with box
Quelques Fleurs was first released in 1912 and was praised as being a modern fragrance. The nose behind this fragrance was Robert Bienaime. It is classified as a floral fragrance for women. It's dominant notes are lilac, rose, jasmine, violet, and orchid.
Top notes: aldehydes, violet leaves, bergamot, orange blossom, hyacinth, orchid, honey, tarragon, green note, lemon
Middle notes: heliotrope, lilac, jasmine, rose, carnation, ylang ylang, orris, violet, lily of the valley, clove, tuberose, reseda
Base notes: tonka bean, ambergris, oakmoss, musk, civet, vanilla and sandalwood.
Box is in rough shape and I believe this is from the 1960s. In the 1960s they switched to a velvet box. This box is velvet, although very worn.
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Lovely Lyre Gift Set
Luxurious boxed set of Bal a Versailles, covered in gorgeous purple velvet and lined inside with purple satin. Includes 3.4 oz Eau De Toilette Spray and 5.8 oz Luxury Body Lotion (with pump) by Jean Desprez. This duo is boxed in its beautiful velvet box with a dust cover - and almost full bottles - may have been tested once or a little of the perfume may have evaporated. The set is pristine.
Using only the finest ingredients, Bal a Versailles opens with a complex medley of Italian Bergamot, Italian Lemon, Tunisian Neroli, Ylang Ylang and Cassie Absolute. The heart of this classic floriental is based on rare and precious essences of Jasmin Absolute, Rose Absolute, Opoponax and Orris Specialties. To this are added exotic woods and spices: Vetiver, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vanilla Absolute, Mousse de Chene Absolute, Cistus and Insense.
Warm and richly textured, Bal a Versailles is a timeless indulgence, appealing to the most discriminating tastes of yesterday and today.
I don't know when the set was made, as I have never found anything else like it. Just beautiful.
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1/2 oz Eau de Parfum NIB
New in box and outer clear plastic box. It says it is Eau de parfum, but parfum is everything less than 83% alcohol, so this is really parfum. I have had this for 4 years and never opened the package to smell the perfume. I think I bought it at a busy time and never got around to smelling it. I knew nothing about the perfume when I bought it so I just didn't think it was going to be something I loved.
My first whiff was reminiscent of something. Didn't know what. I put some on my wrist and let it sink in for a few minutes. I kept saying it is familiar. And then it hit me. Balenciaga's Rumba! But without the heavy, overpowering strength. I smelled it again, and said, no, that is not it. And then I thought, Leonard Balahe! Another perfume I wore for years. Needless to say it is wonderful. It is similar to two of my favorite perfumes. But Revolution is smoother, more feminine and less obnoxious than Rumba or Balahe. White florals, fruit and incense. Absolutely exquisite!
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1 oz Bath Oil
Great for the bath or wearing as a perfume.
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1 oz Parfum with box
This is a lovely and rare bottle of Jean Patou Caline in the pure perfume concentration. This bottle is unused and in perfect condition. The inside of the box is clean. The outside of the box is beautiful. Small amount of evaporation.
Jean Patou Caline appeared on the market in 1964, advertised as a fragrance for young women. Caline is an intense floral aldehyde, chypre fragrance with notes of green citrus, aldehydes, spices, May rose, jasmine, orris root, cyclamen, ylang-ylang, carnation, sandalwood, cedar, labdanum, moss and musk.
The nose behind this fragrance was Henri Giboulet.
Caline is very much along the lines of those classic aldehydic chypres of the 50s. It is a wonderful chypre.
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1/4 oz sealed Parfum with boxes
Beautiful vintage item and wonderful perfume. I love 1000 and you will too. This is the much sought after 1/4 oz Jadeite bottle and it feels mostly full. Authenticity tag around the neck. Includes the inner clear plastic box that protects the suede box. It has a code on the side of the box that could be related to the year of production, I believe it is from the 1980s. This particular bottle was discontinued and I don't know what year they stopped making it.
There is shelf wear to the cellophane still covering the outer box and minor stains on the outer white box from years of storage.
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Rare sealed 1940s 1/2 oz Parfum
Sealed, boxed and unused with more than half of the perfume remaining. Bottle is acid etched. Some staining in box. Foil label on bottle is in great condition. Nothing compares to vintage Joy. Yummy!
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1/4 oz Parfum
Here is a chance to get a great bottle of Jean Patou 1000 at an affordable price. This is an adorable 1/4 oz crystal Baccarat bottle that is 3/4 full. It is pure heaven!
I have been sampling from this bottle and there is a small amount of wear to the gold on the sides of the stopper. Great other than that.
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1/4 oz Parfum NIB
Still sealed. This is from the year 1929 as evidenced by the lack of a control number on the card inside the box. First production run. Also notice the shoulders of the bottle are more square than bottles just a couple of years later. They changed the shape of the bottle slightly. It is in amazing condition. Foil label is in great condition. String still attached to bottle with onion skin underneath it. Bottle feels full and barely any evaporation. Tiny wear to the box, box is in wonderful condition. This is the French formula and not made in US. Made in France. This is about as good as you will ever find. Best formula. Best year. Best bottle.
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NIB
Created in 1930, Joy is the ultimate of perfumes. Intense and luscious with alluring floral composition, Joy was created by Henri Alméras, who made its top notes irresistibly delightful. The composition starts with a fragrant jilt of tuberose, luscious rose, ylang-ylang blossom, aldehydes, sweet and mouthwatering pear, and green notes. The heart beats passionately in pure and sweetly fresh jasmine notes, seductive and balmy spicy and darkened iris root. The drydown is sensual musk, warm and milky-powdery sandalwood, with mild musky civet tones.
Great bottle for gift giving. Full bottle with barely any evaporation. Boxes are pristine.
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1/4 oz Parfum Purser Spray with box
This is so cool. It is from the early 1960s and includes the original paper and pipette for refilling the bottle. I don't think it was used but some has evaporated. The set is near pristine, just age and some outer wear to box. This is a spray and does still work.
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1970s Sealed in cellophane
Factory sealed Joy Parfum by Jean Patou. 30 ml of the most beautiful perfume ever made. Great bargain for a sealed bottle and box. Cellophane still sealed. Box has a couple of bumps on the outside, not enough to affect the interior box, and a tear in the cellophane across the backside. Sells new for $389+ so this is a great deal for a sealed bottle with just small damage to the outer box.
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Sealed 1 oz Crystal Flacon Splash
I would date this bottle to late 1970s to mid 1980s. Still sealed and more than half full.
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Coffret set
Pristine condition! I have owned this 10 years, and it is so beautiful that I never used it. Gorgeous satin brocade padded box, that can be used to hold your valuables.
Set includes Perfumed Body Lotion, Eau de Toilette and a 1/4 oz spray Parfum. Also includes a funnel to refill the spray bottle, which means the top screws off so it can be refilled.
This would be an excellent item for gift giving to someone who loves Joy perfume.
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Sealed 1 oz in box
Beautiful presentation with a fabricated Hawaiian lei around the bottle and some kind of reed tie sealing the bottle. Label, box and bottle are in pristine condtion. This has a label on the box that shows this was made when Hawaii was just a Territory of the US, which dates it after 1897 and before 1957. My guess is 1940s.
Bottle is 1 oz and has slight evaporation. Faint scent around neck in fantastic condition. I love Pikake as it reminds me of Hawaii, where my husband and I honeymooned.
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1/6 oz Musk Oil
This cute stuffed animal by Jovan was in production from 1986 to 1992. A very rare find to still have its Musk Oil. There is a small dent on the top of the bottle. Almost full, just a small amount may have been used. Bear is showing some age, due to being 20 years old.
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2.5 oz Eau de Parfum Spray
This beautiful perfume is a unisex scent from one of the most prolific Niche perfume houses. It is marketed to women, but it really would work wonderfully on a sharp dressed man.
It is a soft, lovely fragrance with notes of apricot, plum, golden Japanese osmanthus, tuberose, green notes and white datura.
Bottle comes in the original box and it is approximately 65% full. This is in their first bottle design. I bought this new, the year it was released, which was 2005.
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20 Sample Set of Parfums
Includes 20 samples of Keiko Mecherie parfums. Wonderful perfume house. Set includes their most famous scent Loukhoum, one of my all time favorites. Keiko Mecherie. I have had this set for 21 years. I sprayed each once, but there has been some evaporation over the years. There is still plenty to sample each a few times.
Set includes test strips and a booklet on Keiko Mecherie perfumes.
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2 1/2 oz EDP
This is the original crystal flacon designed by Lalique in 1993 in celebration of the launch of their first women's fragrance, Lalique of Lalique. This bottle is not a reproduction of a previous design but was designed in 1993 by Lalique. This distinctive flacon is a striking combination of clear and satin-finished crystal. A frosted trellis of winding hand-sculpted honeysuckle leaves surrounds a clear center, which holds the amber colored fragrance. Crowning the flacon is a fan shaped stopper.
The bottle is a 2.5 oz and is 4 1/2" tall with a glass stopper and plastic plug so it won't leak in transit.
This soft, delicate perfume is a celebration of nature with rose, jasmine, and iris top notes; blackberries and pear at its heart; and Mysore sandalwood, bourbon vanilla, musk, and amber at its core. It's bursting with floral and fruity scents and is forever light and bright, making it wearable all year around and
timeless. It smells wonderful!
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1 oz sealed Parfum
Beautiful bottle, still sealed with onion skin and cording. This is an amazing perfume. A must have.
I have two of these bottles, this one is still sealed. I made this box to store this bottle in. Boxes help to slow evaporation.
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1/2 oz Parfum in box
Mademoiselle de Paris is a perfume by Lancaster for women and was released in 1957. The scent is gourmand-oriental. Bottle is still sealed. Sold in Monte Carlo.
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1 1/2 oz Parfum in box
Still sealed with box. There is a remnant of a sticker on the bottom which I will probably remove before shipping. Small wear to box from storage and a small amount of evaporation. I would date this to 1950-60s due to the all black glass stopper.
Arpege is an aldehyde perfume similar to Chanel No 5, with a hefty dose of sandalwood, but with a certain lightness and clarity on first application. It is rich and classy, the scent of a real woman -- a woman who has known the full tonic range of emotions from despair to euphoria -- mature in the drydown yet breezy enough for day or summer. Tenacious too.
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1/2 oz Parfum in box
This was wrapped in cellophane and completely sealed, but I removed the outer wrapper to show the inside. Very little evaporation. I would say this is from the 1970s. It smells wonderful.
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1 oz Parfum bottle with box
This is probably from the 1960s. Bottle is about 1/3 full and is wonderful smelling. Label fell off and I can't find it.
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1 oz Parfum in box
This is a beautiful carnation perfume with original box. Stopper is on tight and I haven't tried to open it as it has a good seal for transporting.
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1/4 oz Parfum
Unused in original boxes. Wonderful carnation perfume from the 1950s.
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1 oz Parfum
Beautiful, sealed bottle from 1907. The name means "skin of Spain", also known as Spanish Leather and is a perfume made of flower and spice oils. Traditionally employed to scent leather as far back as the 1500s, it was also used as a perfume for women and said to mimic the scent of a woman's skin. It is composed primarily of rose, neroli, sandalwood, lavender, verbena, bergamot, clove and cinnamon oil, as well as civet and musk.
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NIB Rachelle Light Powder
Probably from the 1930s era.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
This is a light, spicy, aldehydic floral perfume for women with chypre notes of dry woods and peppered with dry spices.
Lucien Lelong's 'N' perfume was a tribute to his second wife, Natalie Paley, first cousin to Nicholas II, the last Romanov tzar of Russia.
It was first released in 1928. I would date this bottle to the 1950s. Bottle is still sealed and box is in excellent condition with a minor stain on bottom of box that might be cleaned, as it looks like the remanent of a price sticker.
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1/2 Oz Bath Perfume with box
Bottle is 3/4 full of a delicious perfume from 1963 that can be used also in the bath. The scent is a powdery-floral that opens with aldehydes and quickly softens into a rich powdery amber scent that smells like bath powder and piles of fallen leaves. It gradually adds spices into the scene bringing comparisons to Coco or Toujours Moi or a softened Black Cashmere or Opium.
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This beautiful set from the 1940s is still sealed with a cellophane wrap, so I can't say for sure what scents these are. But I am almost positive the middle jar is Mimosa and I believe Habanita is usually in a black or red jar so I believe one is Habanita. Obsiously, these have never been used.
Concreta is a waxy perfume that is actually a by product of making perfumes and was the original way perfumes were worn. Ancient Egyptians wore concreta on top of their heads and the heat from the sun emanated the scent.
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5 1 oz bottles of Parfum
These are 5 single flore parfums, consisting of 1 Jasmin, 1 Rose, 1 Violette and 2 Muguets. All bottles are sealed and mostly full. The Jasmin has experienced some evaporation.
These sealed vintage bottles sell individually, between $180 - $250. The Jasmin, Rose and Violette are extremely rare to find still sealed.
Molinard, a perfume house founded in 1849, is one of France's oldest family companies in Grasse, the international center of perfume. They are renowned for their quality and in their perfumes increasing in value.
I purchased this coffret in 2015 from an estate sale in Paris, France. The previous owner was a long time employee of Molinard. I doubt you will ever find another like this for sale. Box is in perfect condition with no stains and no damage.
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1 oz Eau de Cologne
This was part of a purchase I made out of France from the estate of an Molinard employee. Very nice. Has a sparkle to it.
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20 ml Parfum with box
This is a 1960s bottle of vintage Habanita. The juice is dark and the sileage is amazing. The best bottle of Habanita I have ever smelled and this is my go to bottle. I love this bottle and the perfume and I wouldn't sell it but I have an unopened bottle that I intend to open soon. So I am willing to part with this one. It is a 20 ml bottle and there is half the perfume remaining, which is 1/3 oz of one of the best perfumes ever made.
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1 oz Perfume
This is probably from the 1940s. Label has frayed edges. Perfume smells nice.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
Embrujo de Sevilla was launched in 1933. Created by Jean Carles. I believe this bottle from the 1940s. The outside of the box has scratches.
It is classified as an aldehydic woody floral fragrance for women. It starts off with a powdery aldehydic top note, followed by an elegant floral heart, resting on a sensual, powdery, woody base.
Top notes: aldehydes, mandarin, lemon, bergamot, neroli, strawberry, peach
Middle notes: carnation, rose, lilac, heliotrope, jasmine, rosewood, lily of the valley, ylang ylang, iris
Base notes: ambergris, tonka bean, vetiver, sandalwood, cedar, patchouli, civet, tobacco, leather, benzoin, vanilla
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1 oz Parfum in box
Not only is this a wonderful powdery sandalwood, but perhaps the best sandalwood perfume ever created. No doubt it is Mysore Sandalwood.
This vintage bottle is still sealed with its sealing wax stamp on the top and onion skin around the neck of the stopper. Inside the bottle are two sticks of sandalwood, which can be soaked in alcohol or other perfume oils after the perfume is gone and you will create another perfume of your making.
Maderas de Oriente by Myrurgia is considered an Amber fragrance and was first launched in 1918.
Top notes are Neroli, Bergamot and Citrus
Middle notes are Iris, Carnation and Jasmine
Base notes are Cumin, Sandalwood, Amber, Musk, Vanilla and Vetiver.
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NIB Boxed Presentation Set
This is a perfume no one seems to be much aware of, but I have a nice collection of Parera perfumes, especially Gong. This is a nice 1950s set of the colognes and the soap.
Parera Perfumeria emerged from Barcelona, Spain in the early 20th century and launched a handful of perfumes, (perhaps the most controversial of which was named 'Cocaine en Flor'). In the 1930s perfumes took on new themes as travel became popular again. Parera turned to the orient for inspiration. The 1936 release GONG offered a means to "travel with the senses". The Far East seemed so much more within reach with this blend of sunny florals and exotic spices. This perfume has both oriental and chypre characteristics - a bittersweet drydown lingers on the skin just as fond memories of a holiday linger in the mind. Alas, GONG swiftly drifted from recollection, and remains a mystery - much like the Orient itself - to this day.
Great rare vintage perfume set for your collection of Oriental perfumes.
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1 oz Parfum with box
From the 1940s and a sought after perfume. Box is sturdy and lined with satin and in over all great condition. Small amount of evaporation. Bottle is still sealed.
There is a manufacturing flaw on the stopper and you can see it in the photos. Bottle has been boxed, so it must have been during manufacturing.
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1 1/2 oz Parfum
Extremely rare Paul Poiret Rosine perfume bottle. I think this is from the 1910s. Just a small amount of perfume remains. Just enough to wet your appetite for Rosine. Label is damaged. No damage to bottle or stopper. For the real collector.
Perfume is similar to R&G Le Jade and R&G Fleurs Amour.
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1930s Black Floral embossed bottle
This is a beautiful and rare French Perfume bottle. It is a large bottle at about 5 1/2" tall and 3 3/4 " wide. Made of black glossy opaque glass, the bottle is molded with flowers along the sides and across the stopper. There is no label but Poiret used this black bottle for two fragrances. Mon Peche and Vierge Bele. Overall condition of this rare bottle is excellent with no chips or cracks or repairs. There are some small rubbed areas on front and back of the bottle but they don't detract from the overall glossy finish of the bottle. First photo below is of a similar bottle sold at Chirsties Auction House in 2008 for a lot of money, and is included just so you can see the bottle is a genuine Poiret bottle. My bottle does not have the cord around the neck nor any labels on the bottle.
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1 oz Parfum with box
Beautiful bottle and box in great condition. Bottle has resealed itself over time. This is definitely before 1960.
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1/4 oz Parfum
The bottle measure 1 3/4" in height. There is no label on the bottle or box as to which perfume this is. The clear bottle was used for more than 7 scents. But the blue box was used for Duchess of York, so perhaps that is what perfume is inside. It is an adorable bottle.
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Purser
This is probably from the 1950s, in excellent condition and compeltely full. The botle is heavy with real metal cap and metal around the bottom. Absolutely beautiful. Luv, luv luv this perfume and this bottle.
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1 oz Parfum
I opened this bottle and used it to sell decants. Hence why the label is stained. This is one of my favorite perfumes and I always recommend it to people looking for great vintage chypre perfumes.
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2 oz Parfum sealed with box
This is a sealed bottle in near pristine condition. Small amount of evaporation.
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1 oz in presentation box
This is a classic chypre not to be overlooked. The scent is spicy and creamy, nutty resiny, almost pine-ish and very smooth. The clary sage and coriander are perfectly blended here and give the perfume a mild herbal aspect, like a finely milled French soap... the orris and moss cushion the ylang ylang... the amber and civet and musk... the vanilla...leather... yes, it's all there. Truly one of the best chypres ever made. And this is a real treasure to find.
There is some small stains inside box from evaporation, but bottle is still sealed.
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Boxed sample bottle
This is from the early 20th century, I would say 1920s era. No perfume in vial. But is is in excellent condition. Box has lots of wear on the outside but the inside is in excellent condition.
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1 oz Parfum
This is the oldest bottle of Carnet de Bal I have ever seen, and it is unopened. Box is the original design from the 1940s. Box shows its age on the top and has some staining on the inside top.
Carnet de Bal is a classic fragrance that was created by Maurice Shaller in 1937. It opens with citrus and fruit notes along with chamomile. The heart is floral with rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, lily and cyclamen, laid on a base of patchouli, oak moss, amber, vanilla and musk.
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1/4 oz Perfume
I would date this to 1930s to 1940s. Still has original perfume. Has a brass over cap with a bakelite screw top.
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2 oz perfume
This is from the 1930-40 era with a metal cap. The top of label is worn off but I think it may have said toilet water. This is from a collection of unused bottles that had been rubbing against each other for 65+ years, so this may not have been used, as many of the others still have seals. The perfume inside is in excellent condition, although the water and alcohol have almost all evaporated. What is left is very pleasant and wearable, so I am just calling this perfume. There is more than 1/3 left, I would guess about 20 ml.
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1 oz Parfum
Beautiful bottle from the early 1900s. Stopper is frozen, although I haven't tried to open it. I can only imagine how gorgeous the scent inside is.
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2 oz Parfum
Fleurs d’Amour was launched in 1902. This is one of the earliest perfumes marketed by Roger and Gallet in America. Rogers & Gallet used Baccarat to produce the bottles for the Fleurs d’Amour. Many of the bottles made prior to 1936 were not marked or stamped Baccarat. This bottle is not marked Baccarat indicating an early production. The foil over paper label is wearing thin. It has two other labels on the bottle showing it was compounded in the USA and another indicating the volume.
It is classified as a floral fragrance for women.
Top notes: aldehydes, bergamot, orange, lemon, rose geranium, galbanum
Middle notes: carnation, rose, jasmine, ylang ylang, lilac, lily of the valley, violet
Base notes: patchouli, civet, tonka bean, oakmoss, ambergris, benzoin, opoponax, musk, sandalwood, vanilla, vetiver
Bottle has about 3/4 oz of perfume remaining.
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1 oz Parfum in box
Le Jade was created in 1923. I think this is from the 1930s but it could be 1920s. Just a small amount of parfum left and it is out of this world good!.
I created the box to display this bottle in.
Incredibly rare to find a bottle with parfum in it. It is that good.
Bottle was designed by Lalique.
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1/2 oz New in box
This is a 1/2 oz vintage bottle of Rubyat Perfume in its box. I’m not sure of its age but Rubyat perfume was first produced in 1950. I think these are from the early 60s. I have a case of these, 24 or so, that I bought a long time ago. All bottles are in their boxes, and the bottles have plastic plugs. There shouldn't be any evaporation. Rubyat is a very pleasant perfume, and the bottle is very cool to display.
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1 oz Parfum with box
Still sealed with some evaporation. Box is a little rough from opening and closing over the years. Lovely perfume released in 1939 and discontinued in 1954.
Top notes are Citrus, Aldehyde and Geranium
Middle notes are Lily-of-the-Valley, Freesia, Jasmine, Neroli, Gardenia, Ylang-Ylang, Narcissus and Hyacinth
Base notes are Benzoin, Oakmoss, Sandalwood and Vetiver.
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20 ml Pure Parfum
This is a replica of an art nouveau bottle designed by Lucien Gaillard and created for Brosse in 1913. Shiseido created this perfume to commemorate the company's sponsorship of the exhibition, "Dance" in the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1986.
Spectacular bottle that features a dancer with her arms outstretched wearing a beautiful flowing gown. It has a beautiful frosted stopper that a photo doesn't capture its beauty. It is an absolute joy to admire.
Bottle is nearly full minus some evaporation. Still has its cellophane wrapper around box.
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1/4 oz Bath Oil Sample
Still mostly full and smells great. Marked on back label as Not for Sale and was a sample given out in the stores. Really cute bottle.
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2 oz Parfum with box
I use to collect Valois perfume bottles and have around 7 of these. Most have the labels, some don't. All are from the 1940s and many are Chypre. Sometimes they made soliflor perfumes such as Violette, Jasmin and Rose. This is my favorite of all of them. Wonderful red leaf violet perfume. They just don't make violet perfume like this anymore.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
Golliwogg Parfum by Vigny was launched in 1919 and is the best Musk perfume I have ever smelled. And I have a collection of thousands of perfume bottles. And this is the very best Musk.
This was a sealed full bottle when I bought it in 2015. I have used half the bottle and now am willing to part with the remainder. I have several more bottles. This is a gorgeous presentation.
Golliwogg is a floral chypre that is warm, dark, and rich, redolent of vanilla, musk and ambergris, deepened by the vetiver, civet and styrax.
The term Golliwogg began life in the late 19th century as a doll, which appeared in a number of children's books by Florence Upton. The doll is represented by black skin, eyes rimmed in white, with red lips and frizzy black hair. Golliwoggs were loved by children of all races, along with the teddy bear, up until the 1970s and were collected in the Caribbean.
The bottle design was created by Michel de Brunoff and his brother-in-law Lucien Vogel (one of the founders of Vigny perfume house) - both editors of the French Vogue. Vogue France is the French edition of Vogue magazine that was created in 1920.
The box is 3 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" square. It is in perfect conditon. There is no volume size on the bottle, but I would guess it is 1/2 oz size.
The nose behind this fragrance was Jacque Vogel.
Top notes: Aldehydes, Cloves and Bergamot
Middle notes: Ylang-Ylang, Violet, Jasmine, Rose and Lily-of-the-Valley
Base notes are Civet, Vanilla, Amber, Tonka Bean, Styrax, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Oakmoss and Musk.
I will transfer the contents into a new screw top bottle to insure perfume arrives safely, and will include a pipette to transfer it back into the bottle.
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2 oz Parfum sealed with ties
Perfume is full and still sealed with its ties. Bottom of bottle is marked 70% alcohol. Today we classify anything less than 68% alcohol as parfum. This is from the 1920s. Label is in fine condition for being 100 years old. His hair feels like it might be mink. I would classify Golliwogg has a musk perfume and probably the best ever made.
Le Golliwogg perfume is named after a character from children's stories of 19th century and the African culture, although today that inspiration and design can be considered very racist. It was launched in 1919 in France, and in 1925 in USA.
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1 oz Perfume
Released in the 1930s. This bottle is full and still has a plastic plug in the bottle. It is an aldehydic woody, floral amber fragrance.
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1/2 oz Parfum
This was first released in 1919 and is a highly collectible bottle. It is still sealed with string and label is in perfect condition. Vigny created this bottle in many sizes. This is the smallest size.
This is a floral chypre that is warm, dark, and rich, redolent of vanilla, musk and ambergris, deepened by the vetiver, civet and styrax. The nose behind this fragrance was Jacque Vogel.
The term Golliwogg began life in the late 19th century as a doll, which appeared in a number of children's books by Florence Upton. The doll is represented by black skin, eyes rimmed in white, with red lips and frizzy black hair. Golliwoggs were loved by children of all races, along with the teddy bear, up until the 1970s and were collected in the Caribbean.
The bottle design was created by Michel de Brunoff and his brother-in-law Lucien Vogel (one of the founders of Vigny perfume house) - both editors of the French Vogue. Vogue France is the French edition of Vogue magazine that was created in 1920.
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Released in 1903
Maison Violet was established around 1810 in Paris and the business was originally known as "A la Reine des Abeilles." The shop was located at 317 rue St. Denis. Violet also had a laboratory located at La Plaine St. Denis in France, where they manufactured their perfumes and cosmetics, as well as other vanity items. They were known for their outstanding quality and became the suppliers to the English, Spanish, French and Russian Crowns.
Violet maintained a luxury image throughout much of it's existence and won many prize medals at exhibitions: 1849, 1851, 1855, 1862, 1875 (Sydney, bronze medal), as well as the Grand Prix at the Exposition Universelle in both 1867 and 1900, where the Violet products as a whole were awarded the prize.
This bottle shows the award won in 1900 and is evidence of its manufacture date.
This sealed, vintage perfume bottle with its box is truly a marvel to behold its condition. A star in a special perfume collection. Outstanding!
Bottle is embossed around the neck "A la Reine des Abeilles." The bottle is also embossed "Violet" and with a bee. The neck is wrapped with lamb skin sealing the bottle. The box has the original angel hair padding in fair condition. There is some minor wear and missing some of the gold foil around the bottom edge of the box. Small nick to the label on front of the box. Labels on the bottle and the box match perfectly and are in perfect condition other than the previous mentioned nick to the front label. The hinge and the ribbon on the box is in perfect condition.
This would make an excellent gift for the perfume collector of early French Houses.
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1/5 oz Discontinued and rare find
1/5 oz size, approximately 3/4 full. This is a fantastic parfum made with Ambergris and Tonquin Musk.
If you have have smelled Carven Ma Griffe or Paco Rabanne's Metal and liked them you will LOVE Amalie. The scent is very similar, but Amalie is better.
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1/8 oz Parfum with box
Another beautiful and rare 1930s perfume from my personal collection. This cute little bottle came to me with the top encased in wax. It took a great deal of effort to clean it up, to get to the perfume and it was worth the effort, although it is nearly empty but the scent is very memorable. I actually bought another large bottle with perfume for a hefty price because of smelling this little bottle. It is nice to buy small bottles first to know if you will like the perfume, especially when it is a high dollar, rare perfume like Noir. See the photo of how it looked with the wax around the stopper.
It is defined as a light, woody, oriental perfume with a dominant tuberose notes.
Top notes: aldehydes, mandarin, peach and bergamot
Middle notes: jasmine, rose, tuberose, iris, orange blossom, camphor
Base notes: ambergris, incense, musk, styrax, sandalwood, vanilla, leather, orris, vetiver, oakmoss
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5 ml Bath and Body Oil
Unused but has small amount of damage to label. Smells fabulous! This is from the 1960s. This is a 1/5 oz size and the bottle is full.
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10 3.75ml Bath Oil bottles in Counter Display
This is a set sold to retailers and includes the marketing materials for selling them. Total volume of perfume is 1 1/2oz. Includes the outer sleeve that protects the set. This perfume oil can be used in the bath or applied directly to skin to wear as perfume. I would guess that this is from the 1950s.
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Vintage old formula 2ml decant
This is authentic, undiluted SDV bath and body oil and comes in a presentation box that is durable to carry with you in your purse. Bottle is 1 1/2" tall and holds 2 ml.
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2 oz Eau de Cologne Splash Flacon
Bottle is still sealed but the perfume has evaporated. Nice display item. This is from the 1940-50s era.
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1/3 oz Parfum
This was sealed in cellophane, but I removed the cellophane to take photos. It is a 1/3 oz purser of Je Reviens from the 1940-50s. It is full and perfectly wonderful.
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1/2 oz Parfum with box
This is a delicious scent and an adorable little bottle still sealed. It appears a little more than 1/3 full.
Worth's 'Dans la Nuit' (In the Night) was launched in 1922 in Paris, France. This was Worth's signature fragrance. It was initially a gift to distinguished clientele of the fashion house. The perfume’s production was halted during WWII, and it didn’t reach counters on US shores again until 1953.
Worth collaborated with René Lalique into creating memorable bottles for the fragrances. Dans la Nuit was encased in a blue bottle bearing the stars of the night time sky.
Top notes are aldehydes, Green Notes, Violet, Bergamot, and Lemon
Heart notes are Carnation, Cinnamon, Orris Root, Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Lily of the Valley, and Rose
Base notes are Sandalwood, Tonka Bean, Amber, Musk, Civet, Vanilla and Vetiver.
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1/4 oz Parfum in box
Light blue bottle with blue green perfume in fine condition. Blue box has some stains and has the top collapsed in a bit.
A nice small bottle to sample the allure of Je Reviens. I would date this to 1950-60s.
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NIB Set original formula
This listing is for the legendary Je Reviens, and includes a 1.7 oz eau de toilette and a 3.5 oz perfumed talc. I don't know the exact age of this set, but I have had it 10 years, and it was vintage when I bought it.
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