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Of Manchester; purveyors of luxury toiletries, cosmetics and fragrances, also own Bayleys | |||||
| Sweet Lavender | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1918 |
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| Jockey Club | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1920 |
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| Eau de Cologne | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1925 |
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| Lily of the Valley | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1925 |
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| Mists of Moon | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1930 |
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| Lilac Blossom | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1955 |
Creation attributed to Lautier Fils | |||
| Imperial Leather | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | 1976 |
A dry chypre edc for Men. In 1768 Count Orloff was visiting Barleys the court perfumers in London and challenged them to produce an aroma reminiscent of leather favoured by the Russian nobility; the outcome was edc Imperial Russe, which became a favourite with Empress Catherine the Great. | |||
| Damask Rose | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | |||||
| Amber Spice | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | An oriental fragrance | ||||
| Blue Hyacinth | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | |||||
| Lavender | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | |||||
| Sweet Pea | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | |||||
| Throne | Cussons Sons & Co Ltd | |||||
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