In this guide I have listed the various perfumes presented by Isabey of 20 rue de la Paix, Paris France.

Company established in 1924 by Maurice Loewe (with financing from the Rothschild family) as Societe Parisienne d'Essences Rares et Parfums, known to the public as Le Parfums d'Isabey. The company was named after painter Isabey.

The company conveyed image of long-established, refined French artistry. Well-financed, the company had all the earmarks of success: only the best-quality perfumes with the most luxurious presentations and a splendid shop. So great was their success that they had considerable exports to the USA.

Isabey participated in the 1925 Paris Exhibition and was awarded gold, not bad for a company that was barely one year old.

The company was later acquired by Marcel Guerlain in 1941.

The Perfumes of Isabey:

• 1924 L'Ambre de Carthage
• 1924 La Route D'Emeraude
• 1924 Le Chypre Celtic
• 1924 Le Jasmine d'Isabey
• 1924 Le Lys Noir
• 1924 Sir Gallahad
• 1925 Le Collier Isabey
• 1925 Le Perle d'Isabey
• 1925 Mon Seul Ami
• 1925 Le Mimosa
• 1925 Le Gardenia
• 1926 Soirire Fleuri
• 1926 Bleu de Chine
• 1927 Rayon Vert
• 1928 Le Gardenia d'Isabey
• 1929 D'Yvonne Printemps
• 1935 Grand Slam
• 1944 Tendres Nuits

These perfumes were found, but I dont know their launch dates:

• A Travers la Violette
• Avant et Apes

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