Radler Parfums

Friends of Radler Parfums

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The houses Radler Parfums counts as friends.

HombreOils.com, a house of rare natural essences, historic perfumery materials and unusual olfactive treasures.

Friends of Radler Parfums — a friend’s shop

HombreOils.com

Vintage perfumery materials · Grasse heritage

HombreOils is a house of rare and historic perfumery materials for creators, fragrance houses and collectors: absolutes, resinoids, concretes and historical bases, each listed with its recorded maker, preparation and date. Its catalog lists 264 materials from 31 recorded houses, dated 1980 to 2006, offered from a few grams to kilograms on personal quotation.

Several materials on these pages appear there in vintage form: orris resinoid and orris butter, tuberose absolute, oakmoss, labdanum, Egyptian jasmine and Bulgarian rose absolute. Its discovery set, The Scent of Time, gathers thirty materials from Grasse and Seillans, 1994 to 2006.

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Figures as HombreOils.com lists them, October 2026. A friend’s house; Radler Parfums has no part in its sales.

The printed title page of a 1783 trade list, État des marchandises, for François Fiquet and Company, perfumers and distillers on the port of Marseille; in an oval wreath under a crown, a small panel says they sell fine liqueurs, foreign wines, perfumery and toilet vinegar from their shop on the port.
Wellcome Collection · bookÉtat des marchandises que vendent et fabriquent les sieurs François Fiquet et Compagnie (title page) — François Fiquet et Compagnie, Marseille; printed by Sibié, 1783. Wellcome Collection, London. The title page of a Marseille perfumers’ and distillers’ list of the goods they made and sold: a catalog of materials and preparations from 1783. Public Domain Mark (Wellcome Collection): the Wellcome Collection record.

More friends of the house will be added here, each in its own words.

Gutta™ My friends’ houses. I visit, I do not sell.

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