TRAILING ARBUTUS Eau de Toilette California Perfume Co Vintage 1979 – Rare Note!
HUGE ornate glass splash bottle.
Trailing Arbutus was first released by California Perfume Co. (which was later renamed to Avon) in the year 1900. It was discontinued in 1948 but relaunched in the 1970s as limited-edition anniversary editions.
Trailing Arbutus, aka mayflower or ground laurel, is uncommon in perfumery nowadays.
Avon perfumes and colognes, introduced in 1886 with "Little Dot Perfume," have become a hallmark of the brand's global success. Known for their innovation and variety, Avon continues to offer a wide range of fragrances that cater to diverse tastes, embodying the company's commitment to accessible beauty and personal expression.
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