ของสะสม: Molyneux

Molyneux perfume is the work of the British couturier Edward Molyneux, whose Paris salon at 14 rue Royale ran from 1919 to 1950 and dressed Garbo, Dietrich and Princess Marina. The house entered perfumery in 1925 and produced a small, highly disciplined catalogue of French classics: Vivre (1931), Fête (1962 parfum, 1964 eau de toilette), Quartz (1977), Gauloise (1980) and Initiation (1990). Molyneux fragrances are chypres and woody florals in the restrained couture manner — stewed plum and oakmoss in Fête, Mysore sandalwood and frankincense in Gauloise, animalic musk in Initiation. The trademark is now owned by the Grasse firm Parfums Berdoues and the classical scents are discontinued, so every bottle here is vintage, photographed individually with fill levels stated.