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Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Garwood's Standard Perfumes

Philadelphia; claimed established in 1852; most likely c1873; a subsidiary of Schandein & Lind in c1900; launched a range of fragrances in the first quarter of 20th century.



Established by Harry Schandein and Monroe P. Lind. 208 N 4th Street Philadelphia. Established 1886.

Schandein & Lind were located at 583 Arch Street Philadelphia.


Schandein & Lind:
  • 1897 Bouquet de Violette 
  • 1903 Bulgarian Rose 
  • 1903 Catherine Mermet Rose 
  • 1903 Clarice 
  • 1903 Clove Pink 
  • 1903 Cuban Clover 
  • 1903 Cuban Violets 
  • 1903 Eden Queen 
  • 1903 Effervescent Perfumed Bath Tablets 
  • 1903 Gardenia 
  • 1903 Garwood (as applied to Perfumes etc)
  • 1903 Lilac Blossoms 
  • 1903 Mary Queen of Scots 
  • 1903 May Buds 
  • 1903 Meadow Violet 
  • 1903 Sweet Apple Blossoms 
  • 1903 Sweet Scented Shrub 
  • 1903 Tuscan Cologne 
  • 1903 Violet Breath Hearts 
  • 1903 Wild Apple Blossoms 
  • 1903 Wild Rose 



Garwood's Kathryn Extracts
  • 1887 Bouquet 
  • 1887 Wild Rose
  • 1887 Amaryllis
  • 1887 Orange Blossom 
  • 1887 Indian Clover
  • 1887 Lotus Blossom
  • 1887 Ylang Ylang
  • 1887 Jockey Club
  • 1887 Heliotrope
  • 1887 Violet 
  • 1890 Chinese Honeysuckle (Presented in a bottle with a Buedingen label: it was also featured on the cover of the American Perfumer periodical dated 1909)
  • 1890 Stephanotis
  • 1890 Verbena
  • 1890 Jasmine
  • 1890 Magnolia
  • 1890 White Rose
  • 1890 New Mown Hay
  • 1899 Pink Carnation
  • 1900 Trailing Arbutus
  • 1900 Cherry Blossom
  • 1900 Clove Pink
  • 1900 Crab Apple Blossoms
  • 1900 Lilac Blossoms
  • 1900 Mary Queen of Scots
  • 1900 May Buds
  • 1900 White Hyacinth
  • 1907 Bouquet of Violette
  • 1907 Chinese Lily
  • 1907 Cuban Clover
  • 1907 Cuban Rose
  • 1907 Cuban Violets
  • 1907 Esterhazy
  • 1907 Gardenia
  • 1907 Garwood's Hearts (Heart shaped scented mints)
  • 1907 Locust Blossoms
  • 1907 Meadow Violet
  • 1907 Sweet Apple Blossoms
  • 1907 Sweet Scented Shrub
  • 1907 Wild Apple Blossoms
  • 1908 Tuscan Cologne
  • 1908 Bay Rum
  • 1908 Bulgarian Rose
  • 1908 Catherine Mermet Rose
  • 1908 Clarice
  • 1908 Cuban Bouquet
  • 1908 Cuban Daisy
  • 1908 Curfew
  • 1908 Eden Queen
  • 1908 Floradulcis
  • 1908 Perfumed Charms (a range of presentations )
  • 1920 Garwoods Smelling Salts
  • 1926 Constance
  • 1926 La D'Arling
  • Carnegie Pink
  • Dansante
  • My Idea
  • White Heliotrope
  • White Robin

1 comment:

  1. I just bought a pig fairing of a sitting pig wearing a metal crown, 2.5", including crown. On the bottom is a sticker: Garwood's Violet Cologne. Could this pig really date back to 1887?

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