- 1924 Violette de la Reine
- 1927 Ambre Royale
- 1927 Princess Rosina
- 1927 Imperial Violet
- 1927 Princess Nina
- 1928 Queen of Georgia
- 1928 Queen of the Nile
- 1928 Queen of Egypt
- 1928 Queen of Babylon
- 1928 Princess Norina
- 1928 Ave Maria
- 1929 Gardenia/Royal Gardenia
- 1930 Jungle Flower
- 1930 Empress of India
- 1930 Hermine Royale
- 1930 Cibeline Imperiale
- 1931 Damas
- 1932 Aromizer (a perfume atomizer bottle)
- 1932 Pine Needle (a toilet water)
- 1933 Princess Marie
- 1933 Mimosa (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Violet (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Jasmin (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Rose (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Lilac (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Muguet/Lily of the Valley (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Honeysuckle (a toilet water, discontinued in 1936)
- 1933 Rhapsody 1
- 1933 Rhapsody 2
- 1933 Rhapsody 3
- 1933 Rhapsody 4
- 1933 Rhapsody 5
- 1934 Carnation (later called Georgian Carnation)
- 1934 Duchess of York
- 1934 Grace Moore
- 1934 Abano (blend of oakmoss, orange, patchouli, lavender, herbs & grasses)
- 1935 Katherine the Great/Princesse du Nord (same perfume)
- 1935 Royal Bouquet (created for the UK's Royal Silver Jubilee)
- 1936 Cherokee (not perfume, a face powder shade)
- 1936 Prince Georges
- 1936 Sceptre (a perfume bottle shape)
- 1937 Infanta
- 1937 Georgian Carnation
- 1939 Princess of Wales
- 1940 Holly Berry
- 1940 Christmas Rose
- 1940 Potpourri
- 1940 Summer Frost
- 1940 Royal Gardenia
- 1941 Russian Easter Lily
- 1941 May Flower
- 1941 Frosted Pine
- 1942 Stradivari (semi-oriental blend of woody, spicy notes)
- 1942 Gypsy Patteran (with a tambourine presentation)
- 1946 Crown Jewel
- 1947 Summer Frost
- 1950 Beloved (Mediterranean floral bouquet blended with an exotic touch of the orient, sultry oils of ylang ylang, patchouli, sandalwood and heady musk)
- 1952 Summer Shower
- 1953 Lilith
- 1954 Wind Song (a dry floral bouquet in a breezy modern aldehydic blend, tree blossoms and field flowers)
- 1954 Spring Fancy
- 1955 Firelight
- 1955 Odyssey
- 1955 Guiding Star
- 1955 Reprise
- 1956 Added Attraction
- 1956 Apassionata
- 1957 Sybarite
- 1957 Gay Suggestion
- 1959 Golden Autumn (woodsy, mossy, leafy)
- 1959 Sheer Madness
- 1960 Beloved Moment
- 1962 Prophecy (floral with a woodsy character)
- 1962 Aviance
- 1969 Wicker
- 1970 Cachet (tangy, sparkling modern floral, woody, mossy, amber fragrance)
- 1975 Aviance (aldehydic floral top notes with green mossy, powdery, woody undertones)
- 1976 Wind Song Breezy
- 1980 Chimere (a semi-oriental floral)
- 1982 Matchabelli for Men (spicy, citrusy, woody scent)
- 1983 Aviance Night Musk (woody floral fruity fragrance)
- 1983 Cachet Noir
- 1985 Decadence
- 1988 Hero
- 1989 Night Rhythms
- 1990 Luna Mystique
- 1997 Unruly
- 2001 Ginger Lotus
- 2002 Fresh White Musk
- 2002 New Musk for Men
- 2002 New Musk for Women
Perfume Presentations:
- 1933 "Three Little Crowns'' (presentation set, holds Duchess of York, Princess Norina,Ave Maria)
- 1934 "Easter Egg" (a rayon satin covered egg shaped presentation box)
- 1936 "Snowball" (a rayon velvet covered ball shaped presentation box)
- 1937 "Old Fashioned Bouquet" (three little crowns in a nest of flowers contained in a mini hat box)
- 1937 "Jingle Bell" (a gold bell covers three mini crown bottles)
- 1938 "Cornucopia" (white plaster cornucopia spills out flower strewn bottles of Duchess of York, Ave Maria and Katherine the Great)
- 1940 "Shop Window" (a presentation)
- 1942 "Call To Arms" (a presentation)
- 1943 "Easter Bonnet" (a presentation)
- 1943 "Crown Duet" (a presentation)
- 1943 "Bandbox" (a presentation)
- 1947 "Crown Prince" (a presentation)
- 1947 "Crown Princess" (a presentation)
- 1955 "Christmas Angel" (a presentation)
Prince Matchabelli also had a short-lived fragrance in the late 1960s and early 1970s called Wicker. It was for women, and it was sold as a cologne splash and spray. I have seen vintage newspaper ads dated between early 1969 and late 1972, so this may roughly correspond to the years of production.
ReplyDeleteAn example of an early ad is at
http://www.fultonhistory.com/Process%20small/Newspapers/Utica%20NY%20Daily%20Press/Utica%20NY%20Daily%20Press%201969.pdf/Utica%20NY%20Daily%20Press%201969%20-%202384.pdf
I have a splash bottle. To me, it smells like a cross between a masculine fougere and a feminine chypre. There is an oily, rich floral smell and some green, herbal notes.
has cachet been discontiunued?
ReplyDeleteIt has recently been reissued and is being produced only in Saudi Arabia. It has a propellant which I think may be one of the ones banned in the US and Europe. It smells quite good; similar to the reform in the pastel geometric box. Available online for about $45. I have a sample if you would like one :)
DeleteDoes anyone know another cologne or perfume for women with the same scent as a Wicker? I've searching for years.
ReplyDeletePlease, please bring Cachet back to the stores!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes! Yes!yes!
DeletePlease bring back Aviance Night Musk !!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePlease bring back Aviance Night Musk!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteplease bring back Aviance Night Musk!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the shelf life of a vintage bottle of golden autumn perfume?
ReplyDeleteTotally bummed that I can no longer get Cachet. It's been my favorite scent for a long time. Please bring it back!
ReplyDeletePlease bring back Cachet! Pretty please???
ReplyDeletePlease bring back Aviance Night Musk. That is the only perfume I have ever worn and can't find anything else I like. I never get comments on how good my perfume smells anymore. I use to only pay $15 for it, bring it back at a higher cost and I will still buy it!
ReplyDeletePlease bring back Aviance Night Musk. That is the only perfume I have ever worn. I can't find anything similar or anything I really like. I never get comments on any of the new purfumes I have worn since I ran out of Aviance Night Musk. I always got comments on Aviance Night Musk, even strangers would ask me what I was wearing. I use to pay $15 for it but willing to pay more, just not $350.00 on the internet sites.
ReplyDeletelooking to buy CACHET by Prince Matchabelli
ReplyDeletefor Women.Is it available wholesale?
Bring back Very!
ReplyDeletePlease bring back Prince Matchabelli Catchet Noir. I love it. So would everyone else.
ReplyDeletemy mother had two favorite perfumes one by Guerlaine and the other prince machiavelli stradovardi - the scent reminds me of her and i have been searching for it for quite a while
ReplyDeleteIs Moonlight Musk available anywhere? Or what is the closest scent to Moonlight Musk?
ReplyDeleteStill annoyed night musk was taken from us. Every time I wore it compliments left and right. No substitutes that are not $80 a bottle. Grrr
ReplyDeleteSame with fresh white musk. I always got compliments when I wore that now I can’t find it anywhere for the last five years. Don’t understand why you would discontinue it it was fabulous! Please bring it back!
ReplyDeleteThey don't really care about us. It's about frustrating, not helping. And, of course, the money.
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