Chanel No. 55 by Chanel: launched in 1921.

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

For many years, both the French perfume companies Molinard and Fragonard created their own versions of popular perfumes.

No. 46: created in 1945 by Ernest Beaux. Created to celebrate the long awaited end of the second world war. 1945 advertisement

Baudruchage, also known as baudruche, is a way of sealing a perfume bottle with a covering of kid leather, animal membrane, cellulose, col...

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