Grossmith

HISTORY

Baccarat Flacon Launch of the ‘Serie de Luxe’ range with specially commissioned Baccarat flacons	1919
Royal Warrants The company was awarded Royal Warrants by Queen Alexandra and the Royal Courts of Greece and Spain	1901 - 1925
Phul-Nana Described as “A Bouquet of India’s Choicest Flowers” Phul-Nana became Grossmith’s most revered perfume	1891
Great Exhibition Grossmith was the only English company to be awarded a prize medal at the Great Exhibition in 1851 for perfumes and essential oils	1851

Present	Returned to the family Having been out of family ownership for 30 years, Grossmith is now owned by Simon Brooke, the great great grandson of the founder, John Grossmith
1906	Shem-el-Nessim “The scent of Araby” Shem-el-Nessim was named after an Arabian springtime festival celebrated in Egypt
1893	Betrothal Created to celebrate the engagement of Princess May of Teck and the Duke of York
1888	Hasu-no-Hana The release of one of the three now revived Grossmith perfumes
1835	Grossmith founded Grossmith is one of England’s oldest perfume houses, founded in the City of London in 1835