Is this zepherine drouhin?
I moved into my house (built ca. 1930) 3 years ago, and this rose was here. Zone 6b. It’s in partial shade. Completely thornless upright canes. I let her grow and she’s over 8 feet tall. Glossy leaves. It blooms in flushes, one spring one fall with a few random flowers in between. It mostly has single upright blooms but there have been a few stems carrying 2 blooms. Double flowers with a mild spicy tea scent. Red stamens with golden pollen, and pointed buds of deep pink that open lighter and fade to light pink. The blooms last about 4 days. It may have mosaic virus as some of the leaves are mottled with a light yellow color. (Would that effect how the blooms look?) Thanks for your time!

I am on Gotland, a very historic island in Sweden, and would love help identifying this rose. It's growing by the gates of a farm that dates probably to the 1500's, but the buildings are from the mid 1800's. It's about 1,5m tall, could be a shrub or a small climber, has clusters of deep pink flowers that are magnificent. I only was able to photograph it when the blooms are now fading, but considering it's August, it must mean it's a repeat flowering kind (all the old roses stop blooming after June here normally). Any idea of what it might be?

Rosa x centifolia L. is dominant in its parentage: fully double, tight ruffle of petals, light green button-eye, well fragrant, arching stems, pinnate leaves of 5 or 7 leaflets. But which descendant is it?

In my garden the height is 185 cm. The width would be 200 to 250 cm if I would not prune, as heavy blossoms pull down the slender arching stems to the ground.
Stems are full of thorns, almost like a Rosa rugosa.
Bloom diameter is 8 cm, flat cups when fully open, symmetrically organized. Some, but not all blossoms look clearly quartered. The worst of all my roses in terms of self-cleaning.
7 or 5 leaflets. Mature foliage dark green, matte, elongated oval, grained surface, small tip, medium to fine serration. Young foliage light yellow-green, strongly folded upwards along the center vein.
In my clay-heavy garden free of black spot and powdery mildew, but strongly attracting aphids. I am spraying neem oil every second day or heavily sucked buds rot before opening.
Grafted on a rootstock that strongly sprouts shoots with almost no thorns.

Blooms of 'Thalie la Gentille', 'Belle sans Flatterie' and 'Fantin Latour' look much alike. But 'Thalie la Gentille' and 'Belle sans Flatterie' are documented with a max. height of 120 cm while my rose reaches 185 cm. 'Fantin Latour' on the other hand id documented to reach 200 to 300 cm, higher than my mature 185 cm rose.