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Sunday, April 6, 2014

The Perfumes of Gaby Mono

Gaby Mono was a Parisian fashion designer who launched a couple fragrances in the 1920s under her name. Gaby Mono's boutique was located at 18, place Vendôme. She was very successful and had branches in Cannes, boulevard de La Croisette; Deauville; and Aix-les-Bains.



These are considered very rare and desirable to both fashion historians and perfume bottle collectors alike.

The perfumes of Gaby Mono:

  • Femme Heureuse
  • Cannes, Deauville

COUTAU-BEGARIE, 2004:

GABY MONO. "Cannes, Deauville Gaby Mono."
Small spherical blown glass bottle, with cap, label tulip gold tassel, in its case-hatbox, interior fabric and lace, with its label. H: 6.5 cm. P. O. (Sealed). € 150/180

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