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Mr. Robert Parfumeur
Mr. Robert Parfumeur, established by Robert Denels, a salon owner, at 675 Fifth Avenue, New York City in 1922.
Robert Beauty Specialist - Coiffeur & Parfumeur shop c1930s
Robert's Perfume Bar c1934
The perfumes of Mr. Robert Parfumeur:
- 1925 Le Delice
- 1925 Le Deiable
- 1925 Embrasse Moi
- 1925 Nelesco
- 1925 Seulement Vous
- 1930 Le Beau Reve
- 1938 Oriental Delicat (oriental perfume)
- 1940 4 1/2 Perfume (sweet pea perfume
- 1940 5 1/2 Perfume
- 1940 6 1/2 Perfume (tuberose perfume)
- 1940 7 1/2 Perfume
- 1940 8 1/2 Perfume
- 1940 Fifth Avenue
- 1940 Gardenia
- 1940 Gay
- 1940 Jasmin
- 1940 Lady of Leisure
- 1940 Lilas
- 1940 Lily of the Valley
- 1940 Mes Fleurs
- 1940 Mysterieux
- 1940 Oriental Deliciosa
- 1940 Pres de Bois
- 1940 Rose
- 1940 Je Pense a Vous/Thinking of You
- 1940 Vanity
Je Pense a Vous/Thinking of You, circa 1940. Photo by ebay seller just4fluff
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