| Of 120 avenue Champs-Élysées, Paris; established in c1900, originally at Les Lilas. After the First World War the company was under the proprietorship of innovator Paul Heymann; affiliated to Societe Anonyme des Parfums Sidlay | ||||||
| L’Heure est Venue | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1900 |
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| Le Bouquet Miraculeux | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1900 |
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| Heliotrope | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1923 |
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| Jasmin | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1923 |
A figural pearl necklace | |||
| Violette | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1923 |
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| L’Orange | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1925 |
Presented in a group of eight bottles, segments of a simulated orange, each held in place by having the neck inserted into a metal frame concealed inside a simulated orange skin | |||
| L'Orange Variée | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1925 |
A presentation | |||
| Noëlys | Les Parfums de Marly | 1925 |
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| Le Collier Miraculeux | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1927 |
Presented in a simulated necklace of 13 graduated pearlised bottles, eleven of were perfume bottles; created by Paul Heymann. | |||
| Les Fleurs Miraculeux | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1928 |
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| Le Braclet Miraculeux | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1928 |
A 5 'stone' presentation; red, black and blue stone shaped bottles | |||
| Ambré | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1930 |
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| Les Lilas | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1930 |
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| Muguet | Les Parfums de Marcy | 1930 |
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| Chypre de Marcy | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Le Fleurs Miraculeux | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Les Parfums de Marcy | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Mimosa | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Nested Perfumes | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Nœdia de Marcy | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Origan de Marcy | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
| Rose | Les Parfums de Marcy | |||||
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