Monday, April 15, 2013

Nogara - Pelissier Aragon - Les Fontaines Parfumees

Nogara, Les Fontaines Perfumees, of Grasse France, was established in 1902 by Louis-Francois Pelissier. Around 1910, a major branch opened in Paris. The company produced perfumes, soaps and cosmetics.

They were affiliated to Pellisier-Aragon, a company that produced essential oils for perfumers as well as their own line of perfumes. Nogara is Aragon spelled backwards.



Pellisier-Aragon of Grasse was an essential oil and perfume producer established by E. Alziary in c1850. In 1863 became Alziary et Barbe and from 1873 Pelissier-Aragon. In 1924 Emile-André Pelissier changed name to Les Fontaines Parfumées.

Nogara created beautiful presentations using bottles by Maurice Depinoix.

Louis-Francois Pelissier Aragon of the establishment of Pelissier Aragon at Grasse died on April 13, 1914 and the company was ran by Emile Pelissier the sole surviving partner into the 1920s.

The perfumes of Nogara:
  • 1918 Muguet
  • 1918 Lilas
  • 1918 Violette
  • 1918 Heliotrope
  • 1918 La Rose Nogara
  • 1918 Parfum Surfin
  • 1920 Essence Epopea
  • 1920 Bouquet des Amoreux
  • 1920 Lotion Saphirea
  • 1920 Le Parfum Exquis
  • Extrait Double D’Eau de Cologne des Allies
  • Extrait Superieur Jasmin
  • Extrait Superieur Opoponax 
  • Extrait Superieur Flora Violette
  • Extrait Superieur Chypre
  • Bouquet des Amoureux
  • Ma Mie
  • Nogara Bouquet
  • Eau de Cologne Ideale
  • Parfum d’Iris
  • Chevrefeuille
  • Violette
  • Rose
  • Magnolia

















































DEPINOIX perfume bottle for various scents by Pelissier-Aragon (Les Fontaines Parfumees Grasse), circa 1924, in clear and frosted glass with sepia stain and enamel. Ht. 5 in (12 cm). Photo from Rago Arts





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