Caron Perfume Tester Racks

Nice looking vintage tester racks for Caron perfumes, the first example is in ivory Bakelite, the second example is made up of black and clear lucite. the perfumes shown are La Nuit de Noel, Le Narcisse Noir, Fleurs de Rocaille, Bellodgia, 

This is a store perfume tester set for Caron. There are 6 bottles in a black lucite holder with CARON in gold on both sides. To remove the bottles from the display you unscrew the gold knobs on each side and the piece lifts up, otherwise the bottles are locked down so they won't tip over or fall out. The perfumes are Le Narcisse Noir, Le Tabac Blond, Nuit de Noel, Muguet de Bonheur, Fleurs de Rocaile and Bellodgia.Photo from worthopedia.

Vintage Caron mini perfume bottle display. I believe this was a store counter display because the only way to access the bottles is to unscrew the gold knobs at each end and lift off the piece that reads "Caron." None of the 4 bottles have labels or marks of any kind. Each contains a glass dauber for testing the perfume. The bottles measure 2 1/4" tall. The base of the display measures 7" by 2 1/2". Photo from worthopedia

Parfum Sacre c1989

Parfum Sacre by Caron: launched in 1989, in USA in 1991. Created by Jean-Pierre Bethouart of Firmenich.

Caron Perfumes 1942 Advertisement

French Can-Can by Caron c1936

French Can-Can by Caron: launched in 1936. Created by Ernest Daltroff, the perfume was created for the American women to conjure up glamourous and familiar images of Paris.

Farnesiana by Caron c1947

Farnesiana by Caron: launched in 1947. The man who created Farnesiana was Michel Morsetti who started recreating the perfume in 1941, based on Ernest Daltroff's notes.

Infini c1970

Infini by Caron: launched in 1970. It was created by Gerard Lefortis and as a tribute to space travel. The Sege Mansau book lists Max Gavarry, master perfumer from IFF as the fragrance's composer.

 The name is directly inspired by the 1912 Caron perfume L'Infini by Ernest Daltroff.

The original L'Infini was discontinued, date unknown. Still being sold in 1957. In 1943, the perfume was changed to Infini.

Voeu de Noel by Caron c1939

Voeu de Noel by Caron: launched in 1939.

Pour Un Femme de Caron c1949

Pour Un Femme de Caron: launched in 1949, created by Michel Morsetti. 

En Avion by Caron c1929

En Avion by Caron: launched in France in 1929, in USA by 1932. Pronounced "ON-AH-VEE-ON", the name means "By Plane" in French. Created by Ernest Daltroff as a tribute to not only the vogue of air travel, but to both the aviators Jean Mermoz, Hélène Boucher and Lena Bernstein, the latter surpassed the record for time in the air by a woman.

Coup de Fouet c1954

Coup de Fouet: (Crack the Whip) Created in 1954 by Michel Morsetti. It was known as Eau de Cologne Poivree/Coup de Fouet.

Eau de Caron c1980

Eau de Caron: Created in 1980 by Michel Morsetti and Gerard Lefort.  Not to be confused with the 1994 Eaux de Cologne by Caron.

Alpona c1939

Alpona by Caron: launched in 1939. Created by Ernest Daltroff. Created in memory of the French Alps. The perfume was shown at the 1939 World's Fair.

Aimez Moi c1996

Aimez-Moi: launched in 1996, in USA in 1998. The nose behind this fragrance is Dominique Ropion. It was directly inspired by the 1916 Caron fragrance N’Aimez Que Moi.