Douglas
Cope
Douglas Cope is a perfumer credited with Edwardian Bouquet (1901), a floral chypre for the historic London house Floris, later reorchestrated in 1984.
- Earliest in our catalog
- Edwardian Bouquet, 1901
- In our catalog
- 1 fragrances
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