Cleopatra's Boudoir: dralle

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Saturday, January 4, 2014

Dralle's Illusion & Rieger's Flower Drops Perfumes

DRALLE:

Dralle perfumery was established by George Dralle in Hamburg Germany. The company produced many French-created presentations.

Rose by Dralle c1928

Rose by Dralle c1928. Crystal egg shaped bottle with gilded brass hinged lid and collar. Inner stopper. Original box. Measurements: length 7 cm x breadth 4 cm. This bottle was used for other Dralle perfumes in teh 1920s.