Industrial equipment - France - Perfume samples






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Twenty-four laboratory flasks and bottles made of aluminum and glass contain historical samples of raw materials, essences and synthetic bases for the perfume and pharmaceutical industries from the early 20th century, with original seals from Lautier Fils of Grasse, Descollonges Frères of Lyon and Naarden of the Netherlands, originating in France, measuring 2 by 1 by 1 cm and described as Campioni profumeria, in good condition with minor signs of age and stains.
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24 lab flasks and vials (made of aluminum and glass), containing historical samples of raw materials, essences, and synthetic bases for the perfumery and pharmaceutical industries of the first half of the 20th century.
These are not simple commercial perfumes, but professional laboratory samples used by the era’s historic “Nasi” sniffers and chemists, preserved with their original seals (metal capsules, cork stoppers, and wax seals).
Lautier Fils (Grasse, France): A historic house founded in Grasse at the end of the 18th century, a world-renowned symbol of natural raw material extraction. The bottles bear laboratory inscriptions and codes of great archival value.
Descollonges Frères (Lyon, France): A celebrated French perfumery house known for its formulas and innovations in aromatic chemistry in the first half of the 20th century.
Naarden (Netherlands): Historic Dutch producer of concentrated essences and aromatic bases for perfumery and cosmetics of the era.
24 lab flasks and vials (made of aluminum and glass), containing historical samples of raw materials, essences, and synthetic bases for the perfumery and pharmaceutical industries of the first half of the 20th century.
These are not simple commercial perfumes, but professional laboratory samples used by the era’s historic “Nasi” sniffers and chemists, preserved with their original seals (metal capsules, cork stoppers, and wax seals).
Lautier Fils (Grasse, France): A historic house founded in Grasse at the end of the 18th century, a world-renowned symbol of natural raw material extraction. The bottles bear laboratory inscriptions and codes of great archival value.
Descollonges Frères (Lyon, France): A celebrated French perfumery house known for its formulas and innovations in aromatic chemistry in the first half of the 20th century.
Naarden (Netherlands): Historic Dutch producer of concentrated essences and aromatic bases for perfumery and cosmetics of the era.
