| The re-established Russian business closed after the Revolution, by the French staff in Cannes in c1918; From 1919 specialised in creating and producing perfumes for other perfumers and couturiers, most notable Chanel 'No 5'; acquired by Coty in 1926; reverted to trading under the Alphonse Rallet | ||||
| No 1 | Rallet et Cie | 1920 |
Presented in a green bottle designed by Julien Viard | |
| No 5 | Rallet et Cie | 1923 |
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| Arôme Divin | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
Mentioned in 'Le Bible' | |
| Bouquet # 5 | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
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| Fleurs de la Bocca | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
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| Goyescas | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
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| Matin Frileux | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
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| Première Rencontre | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
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| Sans y Penser | Rallet et Cie | 1925 |
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| Last Paradise | Rallet et Cie | 1935 |
In association with Coty | |
| Styx | Rallet et Cie | 1950 |
In association with Coty | |
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Perfume Intelligence
- The Encyclopaedia of Perfume Where you are: Perfume Houses Vol. Q: Rallet et Cie
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