Thursday, January 23, 2014

J. Chamberry Perfumes & Soaps

Jacques Chamberry of France and Belgium. The dates listed are circa dates as information is extremely scant on this short lived perfumer. His company was named J. Chamberry ,A La Reine des Pres.

The perfumes and soaps of J. Chamberry:

  • 1900 Vraie Violette
  • 1900 Heliotrope
  • 1910 Rose
  • 1910 Au Muguet
  • 1910 A La Reine des Pres
  • 1910 Brise de Printemps
  • 1910 Mon Reve
  • 1910 Parfum Oriental Por Cigarettes
  • 1910 Enjoleuse
  • 1910 Huile Pour Chevelure
  • 1910 Folle Ivresse
  • 1910 La capricieuse
  • 1920 Extrait Vision


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