1925 by Rosine: launched in 1925.
According to my friends over at the Perfume Bottles Auction, this perfume "was launched the day of the opening of the 1925 Decorative Arts Exhibition in Paris, and was sold for the next three years. Sometime around 1928, the sales of the 1925 perfume slowed, so a new name 1935 was trademarked on February 3, 1928, and the existing perfume was relaunched in the same presentation, but with a new name. This new endeavor failed, and the perfume was discontinued, making the 1935 presentation exceedingly rare."
So what does it smell like? Unfortunately, I have no published notes on this fragrance.
According to my friends over at the Perfume Bottles Auction, this perfume "was launched the day of the opening of the 1925 Decorative Arts Exhibition in Paris, and was sold for the next three years. Sometime around 1928, the sales of the 1925 perfume slowed, so a new name 1935 was trademarked on February 3, 1928, and the existing perfume was relaunched in the same presentation, but with a new name. This new endeavor failed, and the perfume was discontinued, making the 1935 presentation exceedingly rare."
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? Unfortunately, I have no published notes on this fragrance.
Bottles:
In a 1934 ad for a French catalog below, you can see that the perfume was renamed 1935.
Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued, date unknown.
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