Chypre c1917

Chypre by Houbigant: launched in 1916. This was part of the Floral Series.

Demi-Jour c1987

Demi-Jour by Houbigant: launched in 1987. The perfume was a resurrection of Houbigant's 1933 perfume of the same name. I am not sure if the notes are similar though.

Demi-Jour c1929

Demi-Jour by Houbigant: launched in 1929. Created by Raymond Kling.

Royal Houbigant by Houbigant c1904

Royal Houbigant by Houbigant: launched in 1904. It was available as perfume, powder and soap.

Fougere Royale 1937 Ads

These advertisements date from a 1937 McKesson's publication.

Parfum d' Argeville by Houbigant c1913

Parfum d' Argeville by Houbigant: launched in 1913. Created by Paul Parquet.

Quelques Fleurs by Houbigant c1912

Quelques Fleurs by Houbigant, introduced in 1912 and crafted by perfumer Robert Bienaimé, stands as a pioneering example of the floral bouquet genre in perfumery. This timeless creation intertwines the essence of a myriad of flowers into a harmonious olfactory symphony. Imagine a fragrant garden in full bloom, where delicate petals of jasmine, rose, tuberose, and lily of the valley dance together in the gentle breeze. Each floral note contributes its unique character: jasmine exudes its sweet, narcotic allure, rose lends its romantic elegance, tuberose adds a creamy richness, and lily of the valley imparts a fresh, green vibrancy.

Quelques Fleurs is more than just a blend of flowers; it embodies the artistry of its era, capturing the essence of femininity and sophistication. Beneath the floral tapestry, subtle hints of citrus add a sparkling brightness, while a whisper of musk and sandalwood lends a soft, lingering warmth to the composition. The fragrance unfolds like a bouquet presented to a beloved, evoking memories of springtime gardens and romantic encounters.

In its signature bottle, Quelques Fleurs is a testament to timeless elegance. Adorned with delicate embellishments, it reflects the luxurious allure of early 20th-century perfumery. With its intricate blend of floral notes and its enduring popularity spanning over a century, Quelques Fleurs remains a quintessential masterpiece, capturing the essence of timeless femininity and the allure of a floral bouquet preserved in perfume form.

Transparence by Houbigant c1939

Transparence by Houbigant launched in 1939, although its trademark record shows it was first used in 1931. The name is pronounced "trahnz-pahr-ahnce".