Friday, May 17, 2019

Jennings Perfumery Company

The Jennings Perfumery Co. was located at 19-21 So Ottawa Street Grand Rapids, Mich.

Established 1872 by Charles W. Jennings.



Interstate Druggist, 1899:
"The firm of Jennings & Smith of Grand Rapids Mich has dissolved and CW Jennings will continue in the business of manufacturing flavors and perfumes under the title of the Jennings Flavoring Extract Co."


The Spatula, Volume 11, 1904:
"The business of the Jennings Perfumery Company Grand Rapids has been incorporated under the style of the Jennings Manufacturing Company, capital $50,000. The management remains the same."

The Pharmaceutical Era, 1929:
"C. W. Jennings, 74, head of the Jennings Manufacturing Co., manufacturers of flavoring extracts and perfumes, Grand Rapids, Mich., died Jan. 9."

The perfumes of the Jennings Company:


  • 1890 Fleur d'Orange
  • 1890 Fleur de Lis
  • 1890 Jockey Club
  • 1890 Frangipanna
  • 1890 Lily of the Valley
  • 1890 Marie Antoinet
  • 1890 Mona Cologne
  • 1890 Violet Vincennes
  • 1890 Wild Olive
  • 1890 Wilhelmina Lily
  • 1890 Yosemite Cologne  
  • 1903 Cecilia Roses 
  • 1903 Dorothy Vernon 
  • 1903 Fair St Louie 
  • 1903 Harvard Carnation 
  • 1903 Japonefleur 
  • 1903 Just Lilac 
  • 1903 Kent Pink Roses 
  • 1903 Kent Violets 
  • 1903 La Budda 
  • 1903 L'Edena 
  • 1903 Magda 
  • 1903 Nabob Pink 
  • 1903 Paredena 
  • 1903 Rosy Rose 
  • 1903 Star of Rome 
  • 1903 Sweet Afton 
  • 1903 Woodlawn Queen
  • 1905 Lady Alice
  • 1907 Sweet Arbutus
  • 1907 True White Rose
  • 1910 Alsatian Rose
  • 1910 Alsatian Violets
  • 1910 Anabell
  • 1910 Beauty Blossom
  • 1910 Blue Narcissus
  • 1910 Carlotta
  • 1910 Colonial Belle
  • 1910 Florobell
  • 1910 Forest Lily
  • 1910 Heart of Hyacinth
  • 1910 Lady Rosabelle
  • 1910 Lily Sweets
  • 1910 Lucerne
  • 1910 Lucerne Violet
  • 1910 Madoro
  • 1910 Marie Doro
  • 1910 Pink Apple Blossom
  • 1910 Rose Clover
  • 1910 Scotch Heather
  • 1910 Sweet Alsatian Roses
  • 1910 Sweet Modesty
  • 1910 The American Princess
  • 1910 The Quest Flower
  • 1910 Trailing Azalea
  • 1910 Vernon Flower Odors
  • 1910 Vernon Carnation
  • 1910 Vernon Genesta
  • 1910 Vernon Lilac
  • 1910 Vernon Lily
  • 1910 Vernon Roses
  • 1910 Vernon Violets
  • 1910 Violet
  • 1910 Walton Arbutus
  • 1910 White Rose
  • 1910 Ylang-Ylang
  • 1911 Rose Saladin
  • 1918 Perfume of Love
  • 1920 Chanticlere
  • 1920 Clover Land
  • 1920 Golden Eagle
  • 1920 Golden Genesta
  • 1922 Maxie Rose
  • 1923 Ma Joie
  • 1930 Oriental Ideal
  • 1930 Palace Royal
  • 1930 Palma Girl











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