Lattafa La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 Bike 100ml EDP

Lattafa La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 Bike 100ml EDP

A Rose, Apple & Tonka Fruity Gourmand
Lattafa La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 — the Bike release — is a fruity-floral gourmand where rose, apple and davana open over osmanthus and cedarwood, settling into tonka bean, vanilla and patchouli. It comes from Lattafa Pride, the house’s premium sub-line, and this is the full-size 100ml (3.4 oz) bottle at £32.99 — 100% authentic and dispatched within 24 hours. If you have been searching for Lattafa La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 in the UK, this is the joint-lowest price we can find.

La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 Notes

Top notes — rose, apple, davana. A fruity-floral opening with an unusual third element. Apple is crisp and red rather than green, rose arrives immediately alongside it rather than waiting for the heart, and davana is the interesting one — an Indian herb with a jammy, boozy, dried-apricot smell that makes the fruit read as preserved rather than fresh. That combination is the signature of this whole style.

Heart notes — osmanthus, cedarwood. Osmanthus is a flower that smells of apricot and leather at the same time, and it picks up exactly where the davana leaves off, deepening the fruit and adding a suede-like texture. Cedarwood arrives underneath to give the middle some structure, dry and clean, keeping the sweetness from spreading.

Base notes — tonka bean, vanilla, patchouli. The gourmand landing. Tonka brings almond and hay, vanilla brings the obvious sweetness, and patchouli grounds both with earth and a faint camphor edge. This is a warm, sticky, long-wearing base — the part of the fragrance that does most of the work after the first hour.

La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 Review — What It Smells Like

The short version: jammy red apple and rose over a warm tonka-vanilla base. Sweet, polished and instantly familiar if you know the modern masculine-gourmand template — because it is working directly from it.

The scent. 1910 opens sweet and glossy. The apple-davana pairing is the star for the first twenty minutes: fruity but not fresh, closer to apple compote than to a bitten apple, with rose woven through it. Osmanthus then thickens the middle into something more apricot and suede-toned, and cedar keeps it from getting syrupy. From about the second hour it settles into tonka, vanilla and patchouli and stays there — warm, sweet and comfortable, with the patchouli stopping it from becoming a dessert.

The catch. This is not an original composition and it does not pretend to be — see the dupe section below. If you already own the fragrance it takes after, this adds very little. It is also firmly sweet: there is no dry or austere phase, and in warm weather the tonka-vanilla base becomes heavy. And as with all three releases in this collection, the historical framing is marketing rather than substance — the number on the bottle is a concept, not a formula.

Who should skip it. Anyone who dislikes sweet fruity-gourmands, anyone wanting something office-neutral, and anyone who already wears the designer original.

Is La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 a Dupe? What Is It a Clone Of?

Yes — Paco Rabanne 1 Million Elixir, and this is one of the closest matches in the Lattafa catalogue. Established Lattafa dupe indexes name it, and unlike many dupe claims this one holds up completely under a note-by-note check.

Paco Rabanne’s pyramid for 1 Million Elixir (2022) is apple and davana leaves / Turkish rose, osmanthus, apricot and tonka bean / patchouli, cedarwood and black vanilla. Lattafa’s 1910 is rose, apple and davana / osmanthus and cedarwood / tonka bean, vanilla and patchouli. Apple, davana, rose, osmanthus, tonka, vanilla, patchouli and cedarwood — every single material in the Lattafa appears in the original. The only difference is arrangement: Lattafa pulls rose forward into the top and drops the standalone apricot note, which osmanthus largely covers anyway.

Our verdict: Type A, a close match. This is as direct as Lattafa dupes get. It is not a forgery and Lattafa has never named Rabanne as an inspiration, but if you want 1 Million Elixir at a fifth of the price, this is the bottle. Our Lattafa dupes guide explains how we grade Type A close matches against Type B inspired-by compositions.

Closest in our own range: its two collection siblings, 1886 Car and 1505 Watch, are the obvious comparisons. Beyond the collection, Confidential Private Gold for peach, raspberry and oud, Jouri for cherry, peony and vanilla, and Bade’e Al Oud Amethyst for rose and oud. The wider Lattafa designer dupes and fruity collections are where the rest of this style sits.

Price & Size — La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 Price in the UK

1910 is £32.99 for a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum with free UK delivery — about 33p per ml, or roughly 950–1,000 sprays from the bottle.

Across UK listings in August 2026 we found 1910 between £32.99 and £39.99, against RRPs quoted around £40.00. We are joint-lowest with the cheapest seller we could find, with delivery included. For context, the fragrance it takes after retails at roughly five times this. Treat anything at or near £40 as full price rather than a deal.

Worth doing the comparison honestly: a 100ml bottle of Paco Rabanne 1 Million Elixir sits at multiples of this price. That gap, rather than any claim of superiority, is the entire argument for buying the Lattafa.

Bottle, Size & Authenticity

What the numbers mean. La Collection D’Antiquites is a three-fragrance Lattafa Pride set built around antique objects, each named for a year: 1505 (Watch), 1886 (Car) and 1910 (Bike). The dates reference milestones associated with each object — 1505 is the year generally credited for the first portable timepiece, and 1886 is the year of the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, the first practical automobile. The 1910 attribution for the bike is looser and Lattafa does not explain it, so we will not invent a justification for it. The bottles carry the corresponding object as a design motif, and they are among the better-presented pieces in the Pride line.

1910 is produced as a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum spray and that is the only size. We have found no official gift set or travel format.

Every bottle carries the official Lattafa holographic authentication seal. Our UK authentication guide shows exactly what to check on the seal, the QR code and the carton if you are buying Lattafa anywhere else.

Performance & When To Wear It

This is an autumn and winter fragrance, and an evening one. The tonka-vanilla-patchouli base is dense and sweet, and warm weather amplifies it past the point of comfort. Cool air is where it reads best — dinners, nights out, coats and knitwear.

Retailer copy describes it as lasting all day and night, which is the sort of claim we would rather qualify than repeat: a tonka-vanilla-patchouli base is genuinely persistent, so good longevity is a reasonable expectation, but there is no independent aggregate data for this release and we are not going to print an hour figure we cannot stand behind. Two to three sprays is plenty — this is a sweet, dense composition and a heavy hand is obvious.

Like most Lattafa releases, 1910 benefits from a few weeks resting in a dark drawer before you judge it — our maceration guide explains why fresh bottles can read sharp and solvent-like and settle considerably.

Who It’s For & Styling

Lattafa markets 1910 as unisex, and UK retailers describe it as a floral-fruity gourmand for men and women. In practice it leans slightly masculine because the original it takes after is a men’s fragrance, but rose, apple and vanilla are not gendered materials and it wears comfortably on anyone. We list it in our unisex collection.

Style-wise it is evening and cold-weather dressing. It is a fragrance built to be noticed rather than one that blends into a working day.

La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 in the Range

The collection is worth understanding as a set. 1505 Watch and 1886 Car are its siblings, and all three sit at £32.99 with the same premium Pride presentation. If the concept appeals, they are designed to be collected rather than chosen between.

Within the wider Lattafa range, 1910 sits alongside the house’s sweet designer-alternative work — the same territory as Blue Sapphire and Hayaati Al Maleky, though considerably sweeter than either. If you are shopping by note rather than by name, our Lattafa perfumes by note page maps the whole catalogue, and Lattafa collections explains how the sub-lines relate.

Tried, Tested, Trusted

At Royal Scents we specialise in Lattafa, and every scent we list is assessed by our team before it reaches you. 1910 is one of the most straightforwardly successful dupes in the catalogue — and we would rather tell you plainly that it is a close copy of a specific designer bottle, so you can decide whether that is what you want, than dress it up as an original composition.

Every bottle we sell is 100% genuine Lattafa, carrying the official holographic authentication seal and sourced through legitimate supply. Free UK delivery, 30-day no-questions returns, and dispatch within 24 hours.

Lattafa La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 FAQs

What does Lattafa La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 smell like?

Jammy red apple and rose over a warm, sweet base. Apple, davana and rose open it fruity and slightly boozy, osmanthus and cedar thicken the middle into something apricot-and-suede toned, and it settles into tonka bean, vanilla and patchouli. Sweet, polished and comfortable rather than fresh or sharp.

What are the notes in La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 Bike?

Top: rose, apple, davana. Heart: osmanthus, cedarwood. Base: tonka bean, vanilla, patchouli. Multiple independent UK retailer listings agree on this pyramid note for note, so there is no conflicting record to navigate on this one.

What is Lattafa 1910 a dupe or clone of?

Paco Rabanne 1 Million Elixir, and it is one of the closest matches Lattafa makes. Rabanne’s pyramid is apple and davana over Turkish rose, osmanthus, apricot and tonka, on patchouli, cedarwood and black vanilla — every material in the Lattafa appears in the original. We grade it Type A, a close match rather than merely inspired-by.

What do the numbers in La Collection D’Antiquites mean?

Each of the three fragrances is named for a year associated with an antique object: 1505 for the watch, 1886 for the car and 1910 for the bike. 1505 is the year usually credited for the first portable timepiece and 1886 is the year of the Benz Patent-Motorwagen. Lattafa does not explain the 1910 bike attribution, and we would rather say so than invent a reason.

Is La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 a Lattafa Pride release?

Yes. The whole collection is badged Lattafa Pride, the house’s premium sub-line, and it carries the heavier Pride presentation. That is confirmed consistently across UK and international listings, unlike some other Lattafa releases where the Pride badge is disputed.

How long does Lattafa 1910 last?

Retailer copy claims all day and night, which we would qualify rather than repeat. A tonka-vanilla-patchouli base is one of the more persistent constructions in perfumery, so strong longevity is a reasonable expectation — but there is no independent aggregate data for this release and we will not print a number we cannot stand behind.

Is Lattafa 1910 for men or women?

Lattafa markets it as unisex and UK retailers describe it as a floral-fruity gourmand for both. It leans slightly masculine by association, because the designer fragrance it takes after is a men’s release, but nothing in apple, rose, tonka and vanilla is gender-specific.

How does 1910 compare to 1886 and 1505?

They are three distinct fragrances sharing a concept, a price and a presentation rather than a scent profile — 1910 is the sweet fruity-gourmand of the set. If the collection idea appeals, they are meant to be owned together; if you are choosing one, pick by note profile rather than by the number on the bottle.

How much is La Collection D’Antiquites 1910 in the UK?

£32.99 for 100ml at Royal Scents with free UK delivery. Across UK listings in August 2026 we found it between £32.99 and £39.99, against RRPs around £40.00 — so we are joint-lowest, with delivery included. The designer fragrance it takes after costs several times this.

Note pyramid confirmed against multiple independent UK retailer listings, which agree note for note; no conflicting record was found for this release. Dupe verdict verified note-by-note against Paco Rabanne’s own published pyramid for 1 Million Elixir rather than repeated from a dupe index. No longevity hour figure is quoted because no independent aggregate data exists and retailer “all day and night” claims carry no evidence. The 1505 and 1886 historical attributions are documented; the 1910 attribution is not explained by Lattafa and has not been invented here. UK price range from retailer listings surveyed in August 2026. Last reviewed August 2026.

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