Would anyone know the name of the typeface used for "Bonbons" and if possible the typeface used for the text above and below it? Online font identifiers like come close, but do not provide an exact match. https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont suggested ITC Edwardian Script Std Bold and many others that are not exact.
I think this is Edwardian Script but the capital B is an alternate character. The Pro version you can buy on MyFonts includes it in a stylistic set if you look through the character set.
The inline font is a French typeface called "Le Moreau-le-Jeune". It's often been branded, not accurately, as "Caslon Openface" in English-speaking countries. This version is Letraset's Academy Engraved and has a higher x-height than most digital versions.
Disclaimer: The other answer is more accurate and has more details.
The Bonbons font looks like from ITC Edwardian Script family. But like you said, it is a bit different. B looks different a bit.
I found same on a website (not sure if it's legal or not) named blogfonts.com, but that matched a great deal:
So I feel it could be an old version of font which is not available now. More details about this family are here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/font-list/edwardian-script-itc
The second font (Maison Fondee text) is not so easy to find unless there's a better quality reference image. Vollkorn SC is a similar typeface that I found in Google fonts:
Another similar I found on fonts.com is LTC Cloister Small Caps
(I'm not sure about the font used for digits next to Maison Fondee text)
