Attention Collectors! You've heard of those gorgeous Baccarat crystal perfume urns or perfume fountains at Caron, right? Now is your luc...

Fleurs Precieuse by Caron, launched in 1910, is often misunderstood as a single fragrance. In reality, it was a collection named "Les F...

During the 20th century, the perfume industry was rife with counterfeiting at every turn. There was some trickery going on in the 1930s-1950...

Nuit de Noël by Caron: launched in 1922, created by Ernest Daltroff. Pronounced "NUWEE-DUH-NO-EL", the name means "Christmas ...

Bellodgia by Caron : launched in 1927, created by Ernest Daltroff. Pronounced "BELLO-JEE-AH". The perfume was inspired by the Ita...

Or et Noir by Caron: launched in 1949. Pronounced "OR-AY-NWAR", the name means "gold and black" in French. Created by M...

In this guide, I will introduce you to the wonderful world of commercial perfume bottles made up of opalescent glass. The allure of these bo...

Actress Edie Adams and her perfume bottle collection in 1956. I can see several bottles of: Balmain perfumes Lanvin perfumes Guerl...

Vintage movie still photographs by John Miehle of the 1937 film Coast Patrol (later retitled as Sea Devils) starring Barbara Pepper. ...

Tabac Blond: created in 1919. Pronounced "TAH-BAH-BLAWN", its name means "blond tobacco " in French. Created by Ernest...

With Pleasure by Caron: launched in 1949. Created by Michel Morsetti.

Perfume nips, small plastene or glass vials, were a charming and practical way to experience luxury fragrances in sample-sized amounts. The...

Farnesiana by Caron: launched in 1947. The man who created Farnesiana was Michel Morsetti who started recreating the perfume in 1941, base...

Voeu de Noel by Caron: launched in 1939.

La Fete des Roses (The Festival of Roses) by Caron was launched in 1936. Created by Ernest Daltroff.