Roger & Gallet

Roger & Gallet is the Parisian house founded in 1862 by Charles Armand Roger and Charles Martial Gallet, who took over the perfumery opened in 1806 by Jean Marie Joseph Farina and with it the rights to Eau de Cologne extra vieille. In the 1879 the house patented the round bar of perfumed soap wrapped in crinkled silk paper — still its signature — and its bottles were made by Lalique and Baccarat.

This collection gathers the house's discontinued collector pieces: Santalia (1904), a sandalwood-centred floral scent that became a favourite in the Gulf after King Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia adopted it; the early-20th-century Essence Santalia extrait in its small faceted crystal flacon, some bottles still sealed with the original gold ribbon; and Pour une Femme, the women's eau de toilette in its printed RG-monogram box.

Every bottle is vintage, authentic and photographed as received — shipped worldwide from Hong Kong.