An employee of the company Schimmel & Co. in 1920 Miltitz prepares to flower parts for distillation (Musk Pods so do I think).
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
Shipkoff and Company
Pic showing Rare 1823 Invoice from Shipkoff & Co,Bulgaria Distillers & Exporters of Pure Otto of Rose.
Polak and Schwarz
Catalog illustrating description of Polak & Schwarz, Zaandam (Holland).Year 1928-29.
Tombarel Freres
Pic showing French Distillery for Peppermint, etc. - A useful type of still, largely used in South France.
The stills are in use for peppermint, a heap of which can be seen in the foreground. The herb is introduced into the still by way of the manhole at the top, and the exhausted charge is removed through a similar manhole in the side and near the bottom of the still; this latter manhole protrudes through the wall behind the still, so that the exhausted charge is discharged into a yard outside the still room, thus avoiding dirt and disorder. These stills are of general utility and are regularly used for roses, lavender, geranium, peppermint, rosemary, etc.
By kind permission of Messrs. Tombarel Freres, Grasse.
Antoine Chiris
Pic showing label of Antoine Chiris Co. established in 1768 manufacturing aromatic chemicals,essential oils.
Monday, 27 October 2014
Firmenich
Pic showing 50th Anniversary 1895-1945 edition of Firmenich & Co. book containing black and white photos and building activities of the company.
Brocard
Pic showing formula of soap "Mai Fleuri" from Brocard about 1902.
The Brocard industry created by Henri Brocard in 1864 within Moscow, based its first years of business on the soap market. It was a revolution in Russia at this time, as Brocard launch very low price for the soap.
© Family Brocard.
Usage of the image under authorization
Camilli Albert and Laloue
Invoice illustrated Camilli, Albert and Laloue manufacture raw materials for perfumery established in 1930.
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Saturday, 25 October 2014
Hugues Aine Company
Vintage Cobalt Blue Bottle of Valley Lily Perfume by Hugues Aine ,Grasse, France.
Hugues Aîné Company started in 1817 under the name Hugues Aîné by Jean Joseph Hugues.
Time passes,it turned into Charabot in 1917.
Nina Ricci
Maria Nina Ricci was a French fashion designer of Italian origin.
Maria Nielli was born in Turin, Italy in 1883. She was nicknamed Nina. At the age of 13, she began an apprenticeship at a dressmaker's. She continued to pursue her love of fashion throughout her teenage years. She married an Italian jeweler and composer Luigi Ricci in 1904, thus becoming Maria Ricci.
The house of Nina Ricci was founded by Maria Ricci in Paris in 1932.
In 1948 the house of Nina Ricci launched 'L'Air du Temps'. The "bottle with the doves" was co-designed by Marc Lalique and Robert Ricci (Her Son). The Lalique family manufactured bottles exclusively for the House of Ricci until the 1950s.
Bertrand Freres
Pic showing Bertrand Frères establishment in Grasse (Alpes-Maritimes).
Photo credit:-© Musée International de la Parfumerie in Grasse.
Miltitz Schimmel
Pic showing antique Ginger Essence bottle manufactured by Miltitz Schimmel & Co. in the Year 1910.
Polak Frutal Works
Pic showing antique perfume/scents of Polak Frutal Works,Holland.These bottles are probably before 1940.
Polak's was incorporated in Amersfoord, Holland in 1914 and established a New York distribution in 1921.
Museum of Grasse
Roure Bertrand Fils use Harvester stainless steel and iron in Twentieth century (second half), France.
© Museum of Grasse.
Gabriel Chanel
Gabriel Chanel in 1929.
Gabrielle "Coco" Bonheur Chanel was a French Fashion Designer and Founder of the Chanel Brand.Gabrielle Chanel was born in Saumur in 19th August 1883.
Her signature scent, Chanel No. 5 became an iconic product, one irrevocably identified with The House of Chanel.
Dragoco
Pic showing Chemist preparing a Perfume Compound using Dragoco Items.
Dragoco, first called Dragon Company was founded by Carl-Wilhelm Gerberding in 1919, then in the year 1926, the first manufacturing unit belonging to Dragoco in West Germany were built.
Charabot
Page from a Charabot Catalog from the 30's showing the floral ingredients used for luxury perfumes, and their price/kg.
Essences intégrales were a special type of absolute, something like an haute couture extract brought to perfection, with no equivalent today.The price of Essences Intégrales was about the double of the regular absolutes.
Lautier Fils
Pic showing Bottle of Neroli Oil manufactured by Lautier Fils,Grasse,France.(Front,
The label reads Lautier Fils, Grasse, France.The contents are identified as Neroli Pistils Pur and the lot number is 1048 N.Y.
Lautier Fils
Bill of Lautier Fils,Alpes Maritimes, containing Raw Materials of Perfume - Almond Oil,Olive Oil.Year 1891.
Frutarom Palestine Ltd
Pic showing Laboratory of Frutarom Palestine Ltd. Year-1946 (Photo: GPO / H.Pinn).
The Frutarom Industries Ltd. is a Flavor and Ingredients Company.
It combined the cultivation of aromatic plants and flowers with the extraction and distillation of flavors, fine ingredients and essential oils. Frutarom was established by Yehuda Araten and Maurice Gerzon, two industrialists from Holland in 1933.
The Company's foundation was promoted by Professor Haim Weizman, the first President of the State of Israel and a known chemist.
Bruno Storp
Pic showing Laboratory of Bruno Storp.
On November 11, 1911 Bruno founded the company "Bruno Storp" - Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products in Munich/Germany, producing and selling body care products as well as food supplements.
Now,it was known as Drom Fragrances.
Bruno Court
Pic showing Bottle of Jasmine (Essence Concentrate) by Bruno Court,Grasse,France.
The Bruno Court perfumery was established in Grasse,France in 1812.Bruno Court was involved in both the production of essential oils and in producing a range of fragrances.
In 1964, Bruno Court was acquired by Mane.
Dodge and Olcott
Pic showing Benzaldehyde (Synthetic Oil Bitter Almond) manufactured by Dodge & Olcott Co.,New York.
Bacorn Company
Beautiful Letterhead from the Bacorn Company.
The Bacorn Company of Elmira, New York opened business around 1909 and closed due to a fire in 1927. The company sold their products through mail order and also, like the California Perfume Co, through door to door sales ladies. In addition to perfumes, the company also produced fruit extracts and various toiletries.
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