Established by Count Alfred d’Orsay (1801-1852) a French-born dandy, said to be the "most fashionable man in the most fashionable circles in the most fashionable town in the world: London". He dabbled in perfumery; the Parfums d’Orsay line was launched in 1865 at 17 rue de la Paix, Paris, as a cosmetics and toiletry business by well capitalised group; Siegfried and Sally Beg, Germans; Leo Fink, Ditch and M van Dyck a naturalised Frenchman; used an original Count d’Orsay formula for a fragrance called "Eau de Bouquet", now renamed 'Etiquette Bleue'.(2005). Aaward gold medal in 1925. Business confiscated and liquidated during World War II, afterwards reformed with French owners under the management of Gaston Monteux.

Eau de Bouquet Parfums d'Orsay
1865
Violette Parfums d'Orsay
1902
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Rose Parfums d'Orsay
1902
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat and also one by René Lalique et Cie
Étiquette Bleue Parfums d'Orsay
1908
 (Blue Label) This is the re-branded fragrance 'Eau de Bouquet'; created by Count Alfred d'Orsay a crisp green edt with notes of orange flower, pettitgrain, Sicilian hesperides, rosemary, balsam, rosewood, oak moss and sandalwood; Presented in a bottle attributed to have been designed by Frederico Restrepo
La Rose d’Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1908
 Classified B1f.
Toujours Fidèle Parfums d'Orsay
1909
 (Always Faithful) Presented in a Cristalleries de Nancy bottle shaped like a pillow with a French bulldog stopper. Re-presented in 1927 in a bottle designed by Paul C Delaise
Eau de Cologne d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1910
Fleur de France Parfums d'Orsay
1910
 Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Ambré d’Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1911
 In the USA in 1912. Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat design # 173; and also a flacon made and designed by René Lalique et Cie, possibly one of the first all black perfume bottles
Chevalier d’Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1911
 In USA in 1912. A rich citrus edt. Presented in flacons by Cristalleries de Baccarat and by René Lalique et Cie. Re-launched in 1995
Meggy Parfums d'Orsay
1911
 Also known as 'Poesie': presented in a Cristalleries de Baccarat flacon, design # 174, also in a bottle designed by Julien Viard
Milord Parfums d'Orsay
1911
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat, design #793
Bijour Parfums d'Orsay
1912
Bonjour Parfums d'Orsay
1912
Chypre Parfums d'Orsay
1912
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Eau de Cologne du Chevalier Parfums d'Orsay
1912
Le Chevalier À La Rose Parfums d'Orsay
1912
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Leurs Ames Parfums d'Orsay
1912
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat design # 172. Also in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Muguet Parfums d'Orsay
1912
 Sub-titled ' au jardin des fleurs'
Panier de Roses Parfums d'Orsay
1912
 (Basket of Roses) Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Cyclamen Parfums d'Orsay
1913
Le Lys Bonheur Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Leur Cœur Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Presented in a bottle by Verrières Viard and one by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Nelly Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Possibly the name for another d'Orsay fragrance. Presented in a flacon designed by Georges-Pierre Deraisme and made by Cristalleries de Baccarat design #216: In 1914 it was presented in a bottle designed by Julien Viard and made by Verrières Viard
Poesie Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 This is the re-branded fragrance 'Meggy'; a floral fragrance. Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat; also one by René Lalique et Cie
Porte Bonheur Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat design # 230
Le Porte-Bonheur Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
La Flambée Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Presented in a bottle designed by Paul C Delaize and made by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Parfum D’Antan Parfums d'Orsay
1913
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat, design #233
Bouquet d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1914
 A floral fragrance
Grinette Parfums d'Orsay
1914
Le Fleurs Parfums d'Orsay
1914
 Alternative spelling 'Les Fleurs'
Les Roses Parfums d'Orsay
1914
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Chevallier de la Rose Parfums d'Orsay
1914
 Alternatively 'La Chevallier de la Rose'
La Chevallier de la Rose Parfums d'Orsay
1914
 Alternatively spelling of 'Chevallier de la Rose'
L'Aveu Parfums d'Orsay
1914
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat, design # 218
Panier d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1914
Mystère D'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1915
 Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Le Parfum d’Antan Parfums d'Orsay
1916
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat, design # 233
Camélia d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1918
 A floral fragrance
Fleurette Bleue Parfums d'Orsay
1919
 This is the re-branded fragrance 'Chapaflor' by Dralle; a floral fragrance. Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Roses d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1919
 Presented in a bottle designed by and made by René Lalique et Cie
Amphitrite Parfums d'Orsay
1920
 Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Charme d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1920
Grace Parfums d'Orsay
1920
Lydis d'Orsay Parfums d'Orsay
1920
 Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Triomphe Parfums d'Orsay
1920
 Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
Essence d'Inde Mystérieuse Parfums d'Orsay
1922
 Alternative spelling of 'Essence de L'Inde Mysterieuse'. Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Illusion Parfums d'Orsay
1922
 Presented in a bottle by René Lalique et Cie
       
     
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