Barbara Pepper and Perfumes c1930s

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

Barbara Pepper (1915 - 1969) - Photo via Rantings of a Modern Day Glamour Girl.

In this vintage 1930s photo I can identify several perfume bottles of Guerlain's Vol de Nuit/Sous Le Vent, Chanel, Caron's Bellodgia, Caron's Pois de Senteur de Chez Moi, a Lalique perfume bottle, Ciro's Reflexions, Patou's Joy, Houbigant's Essence Rare, Elizabeth Arden''s Blue Grass, as well as a few Czech bottles and unknown bottles. She is holding the largest size of the Ybry perfumes.

Here is another angle of the same vanity table. I can also see a bottle of : Caron's Narcisse Noir. She has placed that large Ybry bottle at the back of her vanity.

Palo Alto by Ybry c1930

Palo Alto by Ybry: launched around 1930.

Fioret

Fioret was a prestigious perfume house established in 1914 by Simon Jaroslawski, also known as Simon A. Jaroslawski-Fioret. Fioret, along with Jaroslawski's other perfumery ventures, Ybry and Mÿon, contributed to the luxury fragrance market of the early 20th century. The Fioret brand was imported into the United States starting in 1921 by F. Salathe and Co. of New York and was also distributed by The Hartour Company during the 1920s.

Myon Perfumes

Myon was a luxury perfume house founded in 1928 by a man named Simon Jaroslawski (also known as Simon A. Jaroslawski-Fioret) and went into liquidation in the 1940s. His other two perfumery companies are Fioret and Ybry.