Carte postale non datée de la Cour Bruno a été créé en parfumerie Grasse, France, en 1812, ce qui en fait l'un des plus vieux établissements de Grasse qui a survécu sur dans le 20e siècle. Bruno Cour a été impliqué dans la production d'huiles essentielles et d'en pro

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Undated postcard of the Bruno Court perfumery was established in Grasse, France, in 1812, making it one of the older Grasse establishments that survived on into the 20th Century. Bruno Court was involved in both the production of essential oils and in producing a range of fragrances. The success of Bruno Court was based on the abundance of flowers harvested in the Grasse region of France and the company's ability to produce essential oils from them, largely through steam distillation. During the 19th century, there were about eighty, largely family-owned, perfumeries in the Grasse region, all, more or less, competing for the same business. By the end of World War II, in spite of the quality of flowers cultivated in the Grasse region, production costs were becoming prohibitive in a world in which perfume was becoming more and more a mass market product. Natural raw materials were, increasingly, coming from other countries and regions were production costs were a fraction of those in France. In 1964, Bruno Court was acquired by Mane and ceased to exist as an independent company.

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