Le Jardin by D'Orsay c1931

Le Jardin by D'Orsay: launched in 1931.

Fragrance Composition:

So what does it smell like? It is classified as a light floral fragrance for women.

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Chemist and Druggist, 1932:

"PARFUMS D'ORSAY, 54 George Street, Baker Street, London, W.1, have sent for our inspection four striking examples of their range of perfumes. Le Dandy is packed in a black diamond shaped bottle and enclosed in a neat cellophane covered box. Of attractive appearance is Duo, the elegant container being shown to good advantage in a suede case. Le Jardin is presented in a cut crystal bottle enclosed in a cork box, while Comtesse, the most recently introduced line, meets the demand for a popular priced but high class perfume. Comprehensive ranges of toilet products, incorporating these perfumes, are supplied."

The New Yorker, 1932:

"D'ORSAY: Le Dandy is a perennial favorite, Le Jardin is one of those light floral things, and Comtesse is a dry perfume of the sachet type, grand for furs."

Bottles:

Le Jardin was available in four sizes, half size, small, medium and large.

Druggists Circular - Volume 81, 1937:

Le Jardin:

• half size $6.50 
• small. $11.00 
• medium. $30.36 
• large $33.00

Chemist & Druggist - Volume 116, 1932:

"Parfums D'Orsay, 54 George Street, Baker Street, London, have sent for our inspection, four striking examples of their range of perfumes. Le Dandy is packed in a black diamond-shaped bottle and enclosed in a neat cellophane -covered box. Of attractive appearance, Duo, the elegant container being shown to good advantage in a suede case. Le Jardin is presented in a cut crystal bottle enclosed in a cork box, while Comtesse, the most recently- introduced line, meets the demand for a popularly priced but high class perfume."

Fate of the Fragrance:

Discontinued, date unknown. Still being sold in 1937.

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