La Dogaresse by Lanvin: launched in 1923, created by Madame Marie Zede. Inspired by Jeanne Lanvin's worldy travels, this perfume speaks of the elegant palazzos of Venice.
So what does it smell like? I have no notes on this perfume, I would need a sample to tell you what it smells like.
The perfume was housed inside of the Sevres porcelain boule flacons. They were made to order and contained extracts of Lanvin's leading perfumes - Lajea, La Dogaresse, My Sin, Le Chypre, Comme Ci Comme Ca, J'En Raffole and later, the most famous of all, Arpege.
First presented in the Baccarat clear crystal flacon. Then sold in the Boule flacon, most notably the gilded version.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? I have no notes on this perfume, I would need a sample to tell you what it smells like.
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Bottles:
The perfume was housed inside of the Sevres porcelain boule flacons. They were made to order and contained extracts of Lanvin's leading perfumes - Lajea, La Dogaresse, My Sin, Le Chypre, Comme Ci Comme Ca, J'En Raffole and later, the most famous of all, Arpege.
First presented in the Baccarat clear crystal flacon. Then sold in the Boule flacon, most notably the gilded version.
Baccarat flacon for La Dogaresse, photo by Museu del Perfum
A black glass perfume bottle with gilt finish over all, exposing only the Lanvin mother-daughter logo, in fine condition, with a paper label on base. This gilt bottle was available for a short time and only to Lanvin clients. Height 3 1/2 in.
Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued, probably by 1930.
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