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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Beecham's Laboratory Perfumes

Emma Beecham established Beecham's of Oscawana on Hudson, NY around 1920. The company was later renamed as Beecham's Laboratory and launched a range of fragrances. The company is now part of Smith Kline Beecham, an international phamaceutical conglomerate.


The perfumes of Beecham's Laboratory of Oscawana on Hudson,NY:
  • 1919 La Rie
  • 1922 Ambrosia
  • 1922 Fleur D’Été
  • 1922 Royal English Rose
  • 1923 Oriental
  • 1925 Lady Teasel
  • 1925 Ambrosia
  • 1930 Allendale Rose
  • 1930 Garden Rose
  • 1930 La-Ca Meran Bouquet
  • 1930 Lathyrus
  • 1930 Royal Rose
  • 1930 Summer Flowers
  • 1930 Veritable
  • 1930 Wood Violet

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