Daimo by Babani - Parfum Japonais c1921

Daimo by Babani: launched in 1921. This was described as a "Parfum Japonaise"  or a Japanese perfume.

Moon Moss by Elizabeth Arden c1933

Moon Moss by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1933.

Pin Fleuri by Babani c1937

Pin Fleuri by Babani: launched in 1937. The name derives from an elegant floral pattern of scattered blossoms over a white or light colored colored background.

Red Door by Elizabeth Arden c1989

Red Door by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1989. Created by Carlos Benaim. The name of the fragrance is a tribute to Arden's famous Red Door Salon and in honor of the Elizabeth Arden woman.

Afghani by Babani c1919

Afghani by Babani: launched in 1919. It was subtitled "Essence of the Far East." It was suggested to be used to perfume cigarettes.

Saigon by Babani - Parfum Chinois c1920

Saigon by Babani: launched in 1920. It was subtitled Parfum Chinois", or Chinese perfume.

La Rose Gullistan by Babani - Parfum Persan c1923

La Rose Gullistan by Babani: launched in 1923. It was subtitled "Parfum Persan" or Persian perfume.

Ligeia by Babani c1920

Ligeia by Babani: launched in 1920. Subtitled, Parfum de Manille.

"Ligéia, who comes from Manila in her lacquered bottle, powdered with gold, is as mysterious as the one whose memory it evokes."

Sousouki by Babani c1920

Sousouki by Babani: launched in 1920. Sousouki is the name of Madame Butterfly's maid in the opera.  It takes its name from Miscanthus sinensis, also known as the sousouki, a species of flowering plant in the grass family Poaceae, native to eastern Asia throughout most of China, Japan, Taiwan and Korea. It is an herbaceous perennial grass, growing to 0.8–2 m (3–7 ft) tall, rarely 4 m (13 ft), forming dense clumps from an underground rhizome.. The flowers are purplish, held above the foliage.

Ming by Babani c1919

Ming by Babani: launched in 1919. Subtitled "breath of Old China."

Fleurs d'Annam by Babani c1920

Fleurs d'Annam by Babani: launched in 1920. The perfume was subtitled "Parfum Annamite." Annam was the name of Vietnam used prior to 1945. Annam (Vietnamese: An Nam) was a French protectorate encompassing the central region of Vietnam. Vietnamese were subsequently referred to as "Annamites".

Jasmin de Coree by Babani c1920

Jasmin de Coree by Babani: launched in 1920. The name means "Korean jasmine" in French.

Secret Princesse Nefertiti by Babani c1937

Secret Princesse Nefertiti by Babani: launched in 1937 (trademarked in 1938).

One Hundred Five by Bababi c1944

One Hundred Five by Babani: launched around 1944. It was  available as Perfume and Toilet Water.

The New Yorker, 1944:

"Babani: One Hundred Five Toilet Water, six ounces for $2.50, and wonderful Perfume of the same name, $10 (At Jay-Thorpe)."

Arden for Men Sandalwood by Elizabeth Arden c1957

Arden for Men Sandalwood by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1957. A line of men's toiletries and fragrances.

Cabriole by Elizabeth Arden c1977

Cabriole by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1977. The name stems from a ballet movement consisting of a leap and a turn.

Seaqua by Elizabeth Arden c1970

Seaqua by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1970. A line of toiletries and cosmetics. Discontinued.

Cupid’s Breath by Elizabeth Arden c1924

Cupid’s Breath by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1924. Although Arden was an American company, many of her early perfumes were manufactured in France, and this perfume was made in Paris.

On Dit by Elizabeth Arden c1937

On Dit by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1937 and created by Edmond Roudnitska. It was apparently put on hold from production during the war and was re-launched as soon as it was over in 1945.

Tuberose by Elizabeth Arden c1932

Tuberose by Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1932. It is often spelled as "Tube Rose" in some publications.