Flausa by Roger et Gallet: launched in 1914.
So what does it smell like? I believe it was a floral fragrance for women.
The Spur 1923:
clear & frosted Lalique bottle w/sepia patina, flattened ovoid body molded w/the seated figure of a half-nude classical maiden, molded “Lalique” on the button-form stopper, matching a perfume bottle in clear and frosted glass with orange patina staining, molded with a kneeling draped nude surrounded by flowers and foliage, 4.75" tall.
"Flausa is a fragrance whose bouquet tempts this crouching young girl, making the gesture of picking a flower. It is a table in relief of just a few centimeters, which enhances the frosted crystal."
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? I believe it was a floral fragrance for women.
Bottle:
The Spur 1923:
"The extract Flausia is in a frosted bottle on which a nymph most exquisitely carved is seen kneeling with her long hair and a little tulle furnishing a costume."
clear & frosted Lalique bottle w/sepia patina, flattened ovoid body molded w/the seated figure of a half-nude classical maiden, molded “Lalique” on the button-form stopper, matching a perfume bottle in clear and frosted glass with orange patina staining, molded with a kneeling draped nude surrounded by flowers and foliage, 4.75" tall.
"Flausa is a fragrance whose bouquet tempts this crouching young girl, making the gesture of picking a flower. It is a table in relief of just a few centimeters, which enhances the frosted crystal."
Flausa by Roger et Gallet, perfume bottle by Rene Lalique, c1913, clear and frosted glass, 12 centimeters tall, oval base rising to widening shoulders then tapering to thin neck with a patinated crouching female figure motif.
Photo by Perfume Bottles Auction
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