Cuir de Russie Mury

The perfume house Mury was founded around 1917, the bottles were produced in the glassworks of Trélon from the mid-1920s (see link under my photo).

I tested both bottles at the same time, the bottle with the stopper was unfortunately no longer sealed. Here, the fragrance starts with a very alcoholic note, which evaporates after a quarter of an hour.
The scent of new leather boots immediately emerges from the small, unused bottle (a great pleasure for anyone who loves leather shoes!). After half an hour, finely cut vanilla pods are added here, while the fragrance from the large bottle glides into fine suede, which remains very subtle and develops towards proper leather after 3 hours.

The two fragrances then meet and have the same progression.
The present leather is joined by tobacco blossom or/and orange blossom, delicate blossoms that spread light citrusy speckles and thus brighten up the leather. Both fragrances develop in a balsamic, soft, ambery direction with little silage, although the fragrance remains perceptible on the skin for a long time.

Conclusion: The fragrance in the larger bottle is somewhat lighter, the fragrance from the smaller bottle starts off very powerful with full vigor and later becomes calmer and quieter.