Friday, January 26, 2024

Eliane

Eliane of 79 Rue des Petits Champs, Paris, was a milliner who brought out her signature perfume, Le Parfum d'Eliane in 1927.



The perfumes of Eliane:

  • 1927 - Le Parfum d'Eliane


Bottles:

Fairchild's International Magazine, 1927:

"The perfume just launched by the couturier, Eliane, offers several different fragrances in a new combination. It is presented in a bottle of lovely form in beaded crystal, with a box of modern geometric design in pink, black and silver which is also employed for the Eliane powders. Face cream and eau de cologne are offered in the same fragrance."


The bottle shown in the ad below was designed by Julien Viard and was made in black glass with a gilded stopper, the bottle in that capacity was used by Eliane; Clio et Claire; and El Encanto department stores of Cuba for their signature perfume. The bottles were produced in France by Cristalleries de Nancy.

Presented in its hexagonal cylinder box in cardboard sheathed in polychrome paper with modernist decoration, colocynth bottle in colorless pressed glass molded with molded picot decoration, topped with its matching cap enhanced with pink and black enamel, with its tassel label.


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