| One of the oldest perfume companies in the world. Founded in 1770 by
the Cleaver family, taken over by William Yardley, a maker of fashionable
swords in the early 19th century when he rescued his brother-in-law from
bankruptcy. Acquired by the Beecham Group (part of British American Co in 1966) sold in 1990 to Wasserstein-Perella: went bankrupt; bought by Wella Group in 1998; hence no Royal warrant. |
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| English Lavender | Yardley | 1770 |
A floral masculine cologne with top notes of lavender, rosemary, eucalyptus and bergamot, heart notes of spike lavender, clary sage, geranium and cedar on base notes of moss, tonka bean and musk. Re-launched in 1913, Presented in a bottle designed by Reco Capey. Re-launched again in 1999 | |
| Olde English Lavender Water | Yardley | 1770 |
Re-launched in 1894 | |
| Exquisitia | Yardley | 1860 |
Alternative spelling of 'Exquistia'. Re-launched in 1913 | |
| Exquista | Yardley | 1860 |
Alternative spelling 'Exquisitia' | |
| New Mown Hay | Yardley | 1862 |
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| Lavender | Yardley | 1894 |
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| Victoria Bouquet | Yardley | 1897 |
Commemorative of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee | |
| Nell Gwynne | Yardley | 1910 |
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| Source d’Or | Yardley | 1910 |
Presented in a six sided flacon with domed stopper | |
| Enchantress | Yardley | 1912 |
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| Garden Whispers | Yardley | 1912 |
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| Mon Désir | Yardley | 1912 |
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| April Violets | Yardley | 1913 |
A floral parfum with notes of mimosa, orris, geranium, violet, jasmine, tuberose, lily of the valley, heliotrope, benzoin, vanilla and musk. Presented in a bottle designed by Reco Capey. Re-launched in 1999 | |
| Gage d’Amour | Yardley | 1913 |
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| La Plus Belle des Fleurs | Yardley | 1913 |
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| Lavender (Old English) | Yardley | 1913 |
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| Le Secret des Dieux | Yardley | 1913 |
Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat, design #224 | |
| Murmure de la Forêt | Yardley | 1913 |
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| Secret des Dieux | Yardley | 1913 |
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| Le Beau Monde | Yardley | 1914 |
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| Téte a Téte | Yardley | 1914 |
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| Vanity Fair | Yardley | 1916 |
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| Bond Street | Yardley | 1917 |
An oriental-floral parfum with notes of bergamot, orange, incense, heliotrope, violet, ylang-ylang, jasmine, vetiver, labdanum, vanilla, sandalwood and musk | |
| Bond Street | Yardley | 1917 |
An edt | |
| Charme Cupidon | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Lotus | Yardley | 1917 |
Re-launched in 1948 | |
| Love’s Secret | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Bond Street Cologne for Men | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Caricia | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Charme de Cupidom | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Lady Gay | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Sans Souci | Yardley | 1917 |
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| Lily-of-the-Valley | Yardley | 1920 |
A fresh floral fragrance with notes of lily of the valley, lemon, gardenia, lilac, jasmine, rose, sandalwood and musk. Re-launched in 1981 and again in 1994 | |
| Old Bond Street | Yardley | 1920 |
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| Otto Lily of the Valley | Yardley | 1920 |
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| Forever | Yardley | 1921 |
Created by Roure; a crisp white flower floral-oriental fragrance with top notes of ylang-ylang, marigold and citrus, heart notes of jasmine, orange flower, and white rose, base notes of sandalwood and musk. Presented in a bottle designed by Coley Porter Bell. Re-launched in 1991 | |
| Jassamine O’Devon | Yardley | 1927 |
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| No. 33 | Yardley | 1930 |
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| Red Rose | Yardley | 1930 |
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| Freesia | Yardley | 1931 |
A single note floral fragrance | |
| Orchis | Yardley | 1931 |
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| Elégance | Yardley | 1932 |
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| Poise | Yardley | 1934 |
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| Fougère | Yardley | 1934 |
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| Fragrance | Yardley | 1934 |
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| Scintilla | Yardley | 1934 |
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| Damosel | Yardley | 1935 |
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| Ladies in Waiting | Yardley | 1937 |
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