Need help identifying scents (picture included)

**scentophile** · 21st November 2007, 05:17 PM

I had purchased a lot of miniatures and I received some bottles that were unmarked. Please let me know if you can figure out what these scents are.

http://picasaweb.google.com/alexinfrance

Picture 1:
There are three fragrances that are unmarked in the front (I believe that the first one is Tea Rose something). Additionally, there is a bottle that has two Es mirroring each other.

Several other fragrances were included but I'd love to know more about:
Jitrois - ? (last row, right)
Miss Paris - ? (second row from front, second bottle)
Swann - ? (second row from ront, first bottle)
Saint Tropez? (last row, left)
Versace Profumi - Which one is this one exactly (center, center)?

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Others (Picture 2 for your viewing pleasure)
Ivoire de Balmain - Balmain
Versace L'Homme - Versace
Monogram - Ralph Lauren
Acteur - Azzaro
L'air du Temps - Nina Ricci (2x)
Tamango de Leonard - Leonard
Salvador Dali - Salvador Dali
Clandestine - Guy Laroche
Lapidus Pour Homme - Ted Lapidus
Guirlandes - Carven
Balmain de Balmain - Balmain
Yatis - Givenchy
Davidoff - Davidoff
Monsieur Balamain - Balmain (Original)
Nombre Noir - Shiseido
25 - Aubusson
Vent Vert - Pierre Balmain (Original)
Ruffles - Oscar de La Renta
Nature - Yves Rocher
Presence - Houbigant
Antaeus - Chanel
Farouche - Nina Ricci
No. 19 - Chanel
Eau de Givenchy - Givenchy

Can someone tell me more about the history of Coeur de Cananga - Franka M. Berger, the Parfum Ambre/Chyprseries of Bernard Lalande and Eau Jeune (Fleur a Fleur/Senteurs Fraiches) of Gemey Paris as well? Thanks!

- Alex

**Sorcery of Scent** · 21st November 2007, 05:24 PM

Hi Alex, The bottle with two E's is Escadas logo. Thats the one at the back, on the right, correct?

The one on the left, and one back from the front is a Lalique scent I think.
The one in the center at the front looks a bit like a YSL Paris variant.
The Versace mini is V E Versace for women launched in 1989 (I think)

The others Im unsure of.

**dewey eyed** · 21st November 2007, 10:42 PM

The squat round one with the pointed gold top is Casmir by Chopard.

**nyneve** · 21st November 2007, 11:20 PM

Vent vert isn't ancient, it's new from Calice Becker, old Germaine Cellier's creation is that:

http://www.sarahsperfumes.com/catalo...a5caac36f6e92d

**Gumoosh** · 23rd November 2007, 10:56 AM

I am pretty sure front row, far right is Jean Charles Brosseau's Ombre D'or. Very nice and powdery. I got a cheap mini of that 12 months ago and used it pretty quickly.

This is from the Australian perfume website I bought it from.

'Ombre D'or was launched in France by Jean-Charles Brosseau in 1994. It's a green, woody, vanillic, powdery, musky fragrance. A very feminine fragrance.'

**beachroses** · 23rd November 2007, 02:46 PM

The faceted bottle with light green liquid (front far left) is probably Panthere Eau Legere by Cartier, if the cap looks like a panther. It's kind of hard to see. If so, it should smell citrusy with grapefruit in the top note.

**scentophile** · 24th November 2007, 11:44 PM

Originally Posted by beachroses

The faceted bottle with light green liquid (front far left) is probably Panthere Eau Legere by Cartier, if the cap looks like a panther. It's kind of hard to see. If so, it should smell citrusy with grapefruit in the top note.

Ooh, thanks. But I found out that it's actually Tea Rose by The Perfumer's Workshop.

Originally Posted by Gumoosh

I am pretty sure front row, far right is Jean Charles Brosseau's Ombre D'or. Very nice and powdery. I got a cheap mini of that 12 months ago and used it pretty quickly.

This is from the Australian perfume website I bought it from.

'Ombre D'or was launched in France by Jean-Charles Brosseau in 1994. It's a green, woody, vanillic, powdery, musky fragrance. A very feminine fragrance.'

Perfect.

Thanks ladies (and gent!)