Monday, January 12, 2015

Parfums d'Amboise

Established by Oliver d'Amboise, G. Brunet and F. Friry at 13 Place de la Nation, Paris; launched a range of fragrances in the late 1920's and early '30's.





D'Amboise perfumes:
  • 1920 Narcisse d'Amboise
  • 1920 À Toi
  • 1920 Aline
  • 1920 Ambré du Pamyre (presented in a bottle by Julien Viard)
  • 1920 Bagdalys
  • 1920 Brise d'Angone
  • 1920 Chypre
  • 1920 Feline
  • 1920 Laura
  • 1920 Le Secret de Lulu (presented in a bottle made by C Depinoix et Fils)
  • 1920 Oréa (a parfum de toilette)
  • 1920 Rose Amour
  • 1920 Sxo Premier
  • 1920 Violette
  • 1920 Jasmin
  • 1920 Lilas
  • 1924 Le Mimosa (presented in a bottle designed by H Saumont and made by Verrières Viard)
  • 1924 Origan du Pamire (presented in a bottle by Verrières Viard)
  • 1926 Heliotrope



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