Sang de France by Rosine: launched in 1915. After the death of two of his children, Paul Poiret released the perfume Sang de France, but th...

Spirit of St. Louis by Rosine: launched in 1927. A tribute to American aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh who became the first pilot to...

Mam'zelle Victoire by Rosine: launched in 1915. Created by Henri Almeras. It is said that Georges Lepape collaborated with Poiret ...

Bosquet d’Apollon by Rosine: launched in 1922. The name means "The Grove of Apollo" and represents Versailles.

1929 Prices for Rosine Perfumes as seen in the Kansas City Star. You can see how the prices for Rosine's perfumes dropped Perfumes: ...

Cosmetics and Toiletries , Volume 17, 1922: "Paul Poiret, the world famous designer of apparel for women, who manufactures at Courb...

Two examples of Rosine's perfume bottles, for unknown perfumes. Photos by Piasa. Painted bottle, created by Atelier Martine. Bo...

La Véritable Eau de Cologne by Rosine: launched in 1922

La Coupe d'Or by Rosine: launched in 1910. Created by Maurice Schaller. The name means "The Golden Bowl" in French.

Sa Chambre by Rosine: launched in 1920. Created by Henri Alméras.

Espalier Du Roy by Rosine: launched in 1911. The name means "Espalier of the king". Espalier is the horticultural and ancient agr...

Sakya Mouni by Rosine: created by Henry Alméras and launched in 1919 (in USA by 1928). This fragrance is named after Sakyamuni or B...

photo by Perfume Bottles Auction 1920s Rosine perfume tester for the following perfumes: Maharadjah Qui-es-tu? Nuit de Chin ...