[Reduced to clear] Atkinsons London 1799 Miniature OUD Set

Inspired by the forbidden love story between Crown Prince Mohammed Ali Ibrahim of Egypt and the American movie star Mabel Normand, Atkinsons Oud Save The King is a gloriously sensuous and luxurious fragrance.

Celebrating his affection for all things British and love for Mabel, it blends the distinctive aroma of her favourite tea, Earl Grey, with the rich, leathery tones of Suede accord. But, at the end of the day, he is an Egyptian prince, after all, and there's no getting away from his exotic roots, hence the sensuous, alluring hints of sandalwood and musky Oud that make for a sophisticated, majestic fragrance fit for a king. Or even a crown prince.

What do you get when you cross English refinement with the seductive, mysterious charms of the Orient? A dizzyingly alluring, some might say dangerous, fragrance that speaks of the power of forbidden passion, in an homage to the tragic 1920s love story of the dashing Crown Prince Mohammed Ali Ibrahim of Egypt and luminous American actress Mabel Normand.

The distinctive bergamot scent of Earl Grey blends with spicy cloves and sweet orange blossom, but this deceptive innocence gives way to the musky, woody and beguiling powers of Guaiac wood and Oud Accord, with its potent, fascinating echoes of the East. 

Atkinsons Her Majesty The Oud is a glamorous, gloriously feminine celebration of her intrepid spirit and joie de vivre, with layers as deceptive as her double life. Soft, floral top notes give way to a steelier later of piquant saffron, followed by the unmistakable notes of the Orient, in musky Oud and a soupcon of vanilla. But the heart of this intoxicating Eau de Parfum is the delicate fragrance of Turkish Rose, as ladylike and alluring as the legendary Miss Bell herself.

Think rich, masculine and smoky. No, were not talking about whisky, cigars or brooding legends of the silver screen, but Atkinsons His Majesty Your Oud, a potent Eau de Parfum inspired by the charm and magnetism of King Faisal I. Who is King Faisal, you may well ask. A trusted confidante and ally of British spies Gertrude Bell and Lawrence of Arabia, he was renowned for his bold elegance and visionary leadership.

Lapsang souchong tea mingles with the sweet heady fragrance of cloves, while undertones of musky, seductive Oud and luxurious leather evoke the scent of the saddles he rode upon as he galloped fearlessly through the golden sands of Egyptian deserts. This is no ordinary scent, but a sophisticated fragrance that is as decisive and charismatic as the King himself.

The perfect choice for men and women who are not afraid to be noticed, Atkinsons The Other Side of Oud is a bold, intriguing fragrance with clear echoes of the mystique of the Orient. With its zingy top notes of ginger, cardamom and cinnamon and a hint of geranium atop an earthy base of wood and roasted coffee, its sweet, spicy scent hints at exotic adventures and fascinating, mysterious secrets. Ideal for everyday wear, its warm, exotic tones come into their own in colder weather.