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Vougay Perfumes
Vougay of Paris, launched fragrances in the early 1930s. They were a short lived company and there is no information on them at this time. Their green slag glass flacons were manufactured by Cristalleries de Nancy. I do know that Vougay also produced face powders.
Their perfumes seem to be quite inexpensive as in 1932, their perfume retailed for just $1.00 normally but was on sale at one retailer for just $0.45.
The perfumes of Vougay:
- 1930 Narcisse
- 1930 Nuit de Mai
- 1930 Nuit de Juin
- 1930 Fleur de Oranger
- 1930 Sweet Pea Ambree
- 1930 Black
Nuit de Mai, photo by ebay seller khalighat
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