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Thursday, January 1, 2015

Serre Fleurie by Corday c1924

Serre Fleurie by Corday: launched in 1924. Created by Blanche Arvoy.  The name means 'hot house flowers' in French.

Fragrance Composition:



So what does it smell like? I have no published notes on this perfume, I would need a sample to tell you what it smells like.
  • Top notes:
  • Middle notes: floral
  • Base notes:



Bottles:

The bottle used for the Serre Fleurie perfume represented a basket of flowers and is comprised of two parts: a base and cover. The base of the bottle is clear, molded glass in the form of a basket. 
The cover of the bottle is solid glass and is quite heavy. It has a recessed hole to accommodate the stopper and a couple of other indentations.

 The stopper cover is a bouquet made up of molded glass flowers, stylized in the Art Deco manner. The stopper cover features polychrome enamel in black, blue, yellow, orange and green.  The bottle stands a total of 4.75" in height.






Fate of the Fragrance:


Discontinued, date unknown. Still being sold in 1929.

Click Here to find Serre Fleurie Perfume by Corday on ebay

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