| Awarded: | |
|---|---|
| 1841 | listed as the “Top Fragrance and Cosmetics Manufacturer” by the Regional Court of Commerce in France. |
| 1845 | received a Top Recognition from Palais de Birmingham, Britain |
| 1845 | received the top recognition by Queen Victoria, England, appointed as the sole perfume supplier |
| 1855 | honored with the Gold Medal Award in the Worldwide Exposition in Paris |
| 1862 and 1867 | the Violet Fragrance Series had won three awards in London and Paris |
| 1904 | an exhibitor in Tokyo Exposition in Japan, following which was appointed by the royal families in Japan as the sole perfume supplier |
| 1920 | the Grand Opening Ceremony of Pinaud Building was held on the 5th Avenue of New York |
| Awarded: | |
|---|---|
| 1841 | listed as the “Top Fragrance and Cosmetics Manufacturer” by the Regional Court of Commerce in France. |
| 1845 | received a Top Recognition from Palais de Birmingham, Britain |
| 1845 | received the top recognition by Queen Victoria, England, appointed as the sole perfume supplier |
| 1855 | honored with the Gold Medal Award in the Worldwide Exposition in Paris |
| 1862 and 1867 | the Violet Fragrance Series had won three awards in London and Paris |
| 1904 | an exhibitor in Tokyo Exposition in Japan, following which was appointed by the royal families in Japan as the sole perfume supplier |
| 1920 | the Grand Opening Ceremony of Pinaud Building was held on the 5th Avenue of New York |