Of 17 rue de la Paix, Paris; perfumerie established by Jean Desprez (1898 to 1973) the great-grandson of F Millot who created 'Crêpe de Chine'. Jean was a top class perfumer by profession who employed Paul Mergier to design the packaging for his products, and Leon Leyritz to design the bottles. Still a family run and owned business
Crêpe ole Chine Jean Desprez
1928
Jandanel Jean Desprez
1938
A floral-woody aldehyde. Re-launched in 1971
Vôtre Main Jean Desprez
1938
(Your Hand) Presented in a cut-crystal falcon designed by Leon Leyritz, made by Cristalleries de Baccarat.
Grand Dame Jean Desprez
1939
Grande Dame Jean Desprez
1939
(Great Lady) A flowery oriental fragrance
Éscarmouche Jean Desprez
1949
(Skirmish) A parfum; presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Jardinanel Jean Desprez
1949
A parfum. Re-launched in 1972
Nuit de Versailles Jean Desprez
1949
Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat
Etourdissant Jean Desprez
1950
(Stunning) A classic chypre fragrance
40 Love Jean Desprez
1951
A floral parfum
Bal à Versailles Jean Desprez
1962
Created by Jean Desprez; contains over 300 ingredients most are natural. A classical floral-oriental parfum with the main top notes of rose, jasmine and orange blossom with heart notes of patchouli, sandalwood and vetiver with base notes of musk, Tolu balsam, civet and amber, classified F2 f. Presented in a flacon deigned by Pierre Dinand; the label reproduces a painting by Fragonard. Re-launched in 1995
Bal à Versailles Jean Desprez
1962
As above but as a parfum de toilette
Bal à Versailles Jean Desprez
1962
As above but as an edt
Janusette Jean Desprez
1980
Presented in a bottle made by Sèvres
Versailles pour Homme Jean Desprez
1980
In association with Groupe Inter Parfums; a crisp oriental edt; presented in a bottle designed by Pierre Dinand
Shéhérazade Jean Desprez
1983
Named after the famous storyteller of the Arabian Nights. Created by IFF perfumers a floral aldehyde chypre fragrance with top notes of bergamot, and rosewood with heart notes of ylang-ylang, jasmine, orris and cassis with base notes of vanilla, sandalwood and benzoin, classified D3f Presented in a glass crystal flacon designed by Pierre Dinand. Also available in the original ‘orientalist’ bottle designed by Raymond Guerlain.
Révolution à Versailles Jean Desprez
1989
In association with Groupe Inter Parfums to commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the French Revolution: a crisp fruity floral-oriental edt
Bal à Versailles Extra Jean Desprez Sub-titled 'texte sur et transparente'
Surfin Jean Desprez