Garwood’s Standard Perfumes was located in Philadelphia, PA. They claimed to be established in 1852; but most likely c 1873. By 1900 they were a subsidiary of Schandein & Lind, which was established in 1886 and located at 533 Arch Street Philadelphia. Together they launched a range of fragrances in the Late 19th century and early 20th century.
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:
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
1893 Locust Blossoms
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 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
Source: “Garwood’s Standard Perfumes” on Cleopatra’s Boudoir
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