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432
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.
$ 35
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1396
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.
$ 120
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1023
From the 1940-50s era and still sealed with some evaporation. gorgeous box.
$ 60
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1393
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.
$ 90
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1268
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.
$ 45
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938
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.
$ 60
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1430
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.
$ 350
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1436
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.
$ 135
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1409
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!
$ 160
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1399
This is from the 1950s and is still sealed with very little evaporation.
$ 350
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886
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.
$ 80
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427
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.
$ 125
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1410
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.
$ 350
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1459
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.
$ 150
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864
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.
$ 40
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1429
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".
$ 200
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1457
Stands 4 1/4" tall and is 2 1/2 " wide and 1 1/2" deep.
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999
Smells wonderful.
$ 40
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611
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.
$ 100
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1321
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.
$ 200
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1217
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.
$ 76
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1014
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.
$ 100
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1269
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.
$ 75
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1010
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.
$ 45
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953
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.
$ 75
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