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John Blocki Perfumes

Posted on May 29, 2010 at 8:40 AM

 

Established by John Blocki; of Polish descent (1845 to 1934) of Chicago Illinois;mrenamed in 1895 and then changed name again to John Blocki Inc., launched a range of fragrances. The company produced perfumes, toilet waters, cosmetics, face creams and powders.


The perfumes of John Blocki & Son:

 

  • 1907 Flower-in-a-Bottle
  • 1908 Bouquet Mary Tudor
  • 1908 Bouquet Helena Modjeska
  • 1908 Bouquet Poniatowski
  • 1908 Bouquet Pulaski
  • 1908 Bouquet Sobieski
  • 1908 Bouquet Kosciusko
  • 1908 Bouquet Carmen
  • 1908 Bouquet Curzon
  • 1908 Gloire de Dijon Rose
  • 1908 Maid of Honour Rose
  • 1908 Queen Louise
  • 1908 Senstation
  • 1908 Thisbé
  • 1908 San Rovia
  • 1908 Fairy Rose
  • 1908 Geisha Lily
  • 1908 Geisha Rose
  • 1908 Geisha Queen
  • 1908 Liberty Rose
  • 1908 Pearl of Persia
  • 1908 Queen of Scots
  • 1908 Regal Carnation Pink
  • 1908 Regal Clover Blossom
  • 1908 Regal Frangipanni
  • 1908 Regal Heliotrope
  • 1908 Regal Jockey Club
  • 1908 Regal Lilac
  • 1908 Regal Lily of Luzon
  • 1908 Regal Lily of the Valley
  • 1908 Regal Peau de Espagne
  • 1908 Regal Violette
  • 1908 Regal White Rose
  • 1908 Rose Petals
  • 1908 Superba
  • 1908 Sweet of Araby
  • 1908 Uno
  • 1911 Thais
  • 1916 Esprit d'Amour
  • 1920 Lilies
  • 1920 Empress Lily
  • 1920 Empress Narcissus
  • 1920 Empress Rose
  • 1920 Empress Sweet Pea
  • 1920 Empress Violette
  • 1920 Orange Petals
  • 1920 Unique
  • 1922 American Belle Rose
  • 1922 Blocki’s Ideal
  • 1922 Ollantay
  • 1935 Rose
  • 1935 Lilac
  • 1935 Violet
  • 1935 Sweet Pea
  • 1935 Carnation
  • 1935 Orange Blossom
  • 1935 Lily of the Valley
John Blocki's Flower in a Bottle (also known as the Empress Floral Perfumes & Toilet Waters) actually contained a real flower inside the bottle. These came in three sizes: 1 1/2 oz and 3 oz for perfume, 4 oz and 8 oz for toilet waters.

The perfume bottles were square shaped and had cut crystal stoppers with a pointed top.


Categories: American Perfume Houses

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