Parfums de Hennessy was established in 1932 by Frank Reilly at 1457 Broadway, New York; Also had a branch in Paris.
The perfumes of Hennessy:
- 1930 Guernsée
- 1931 Après Midi
- 1931 Deep Night/Nuit Profonde
- 1931 Easter on Fifth Ave
- 1931 First Night at the Empire
- 1931 Hennessy
- 1931 Jerzee
- 1931 L'Heure des Thé
- 1931 Le Message de Violette
- 1931 Molnar
- 1931 Moonlight on the Ganges
- 1931 New Year's Eve in Havana
- 1931 Strictly Dishonorable
- 1931 Two Hearts in Waltz Time
- 1932 Jasmin
- 1932 La Defaite du Corsaire
- 1932 Moonlight and Roses
- 1932 Rose Noire
- 1932 Roses of Picardy
- 1933 Caballero
- 1933 Drezden
- 1933 Sérénate
- 1934 Rose-Ebene
- 1935 Easter Parade
- 1935 Jardin des Baghdad
Bottles:
Hennessy produced exquisite luxury presentations using the finest Baccarat crystal flacons. The following perfumes were housed in Baccarat bottles: First Night at the Empire, New Year's Eve in Havana, Nuit Profonde, Strictly Dishonorable, Two Hearts in Waltz Time, Moonlight and Roses, Caballero, Serenate, Rose-Ebene.
A rare Art Deco perfume bottle by Baccarat made for Hennessy's “New Year's Eve in Havana” ended at $8,400 (expected to sell for $3,000-$4,000) at Mastro Perfume Bottle Auction. Today, Annick Goutal uses this same Baccarat bottle shape for her perfume Songes.
First Night at the Empire was presented in a flacon by Baccarat.
Sérénate (This is the re-branded fragrance 'Caballero'. Presented in a flacon by Baccarat design # 734)
Rose-Ebene (This is the re-branded fragrance 'Strictly Dishonorable'. Presented in a flacon by Baccarat
Rose-Ebene (This is the re-branded fragrance 'Strictly Dishonorable'. Presented in a flacon by Baccarat
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