Maudy of 7 rue Lilas, Colombes (Seine) France, was established in 1928 by Adrienne Foy, they were affiliated to de Musset and produced luxury presentations..
De Musset was established in New York in 1928 by Marcel Foy in New York in 1928; launched a range of fragrances in c1920 and 1930's and remained in business of short duration. Associated with Legrain.
I believe that De Musset used the perfumes from Maudy, gave them slightly different names and repackaged them for sale in the USA. Both Maudy and De Musset used bottles from Depinoix and Baccarat.
MAUDY:
The Perfumes of Maudy:
- 1925 California
- 1927 Pois de Senteur
- 1927 Chere Petite Chose
- 1928 Muguet
- 1928 Idylle
- 1928 Jadrya
- 1928 Jasmin
- 1928 Chypre
- 1929 Golden Bouquet
- 1929 Gardenia
DE MUSSET:
The perfumes of De Musset:
- 1926 Myette
- 1927 de Musset
- 1927 Poeme
- 1927 Desir
- 1927 Royal Chypre
- 1927 Royal Jasmin
- 1927 Royal Lilas
- 1927 Royal Gardenia
- 1928 Royal Pois de Senteur
- 1928 Féminité (also Feminette), rebranded fragrance Poeme.
- 1929 Morlet (a line)
- 1929 Riviera
- 1929 Jasmin No. 2
- 1930 Bouquet
- 1930 Ze Breath of Paris
- 1930 Pour l'Amour
The perfume for Feminette by De Musset: launched in 1928, was housed inside of a flattened, disk shaped bottle realistically molded w/ gilded design of paper money leaves, w/ matching gilded stopper, by Maurice Depinoix.4 1/8" tall. This bottle was also used for the perfume Poeme in 1928.
MORLET:
Morlet of Paris; related to Marcel B Foy. The company seems to have gone out of business by 1936.
The perfumes of Morlet:
- 1929 Sweet Pea
- 1929 Nuit d'Amour
- 1929 Pour l'Amour
- 1929 Gardenia
- 1929 Jasmin
- 1929 Violet
- 1929 Lilac
- 1929 Chypre
- 1934 If
- 1934 Perhaps
- 1934 Maybe
- 1934 Yes
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