Yardley Collection

Yardley advertisement, 1962
Advertisement for the Lavender range of fragrances and bathroom products by Yardley, featuring an illustration of a pensive woman with large doe eyes. Date: 1962

Advert for Yardley Lavender 1932
Yardley Lavender, The lovable gift most welcome and acceptable of all delightful things at Christmas time. Date: 1932

Advert for Yardleys Lavender
Yardleys Lavender - The best loved perfume for many generations, modern youth delights in the beauty and freshness of its delightful fragrance. A 1920s woman holding up the perfume bottle. 1929

Yardley's Soap Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for Yardley & Co. Ltd. promoting their Old English lavender soap, the image portrays a woman with her children and a dog

Yardley & Co Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for Yardley & Co, a perfumery and fine soap maker established in 1770. The illustrations show the art in perfumery

Wartime advert for Yardley Cosmetics, featuring the face of a woman in Auxiliary Territorial Service uniform. Date: 1943

Wartime advert for Yardley Complexion Powder, featuring the face of a nurse. Date: 1943

A wartime advert for Yardley Complexion Powder. Date: 1943

Advert, Yardley cosmetics, WW2
Advert, Yardley cosmetics, encouraging women to keep their standards up during WW2 - put your best face forward. Date: 1942

George Yardley Race Horse Trainer 04 October 1994 Date: 04 October 1994

Advert for Hershelle clothing 1940
Advertisement for Hershelle womens clothing showing a woman in Yardleys of Bond Street seemingly so engrossed in the shops catalogue

Cartoon, Mr William Yardley, English cricketer and writer
Cartoon portrait, Mr William Yardley (1849-1900), English first class cricketer (Cambridge University and Kent) - Always good at scoring. He was also an actor, playwright and drama critic. 1884

Cartoon, Messrs Stephens and Yardley don t like being harassed, and are now running the " Vicar" themselves. Possibly a reference to the comic operetta, The Vicar of Bray

The Old Footbridge Over The River Cole At Yardley, 1890. Creator: Frederick Henry Henshaw
The Old Footbridge Over The River Cole At Yardley, 1890

North Hertfordshire SG6 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of North Hertfordshire SG6 2

Bracknell Forest RG12 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Bracknell Forest RG12 8

Birmingham B25 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Birmingham B25 8

Yardley Lavender
" After long hours in stuffy dug-outs or blacked-out rooms, this perfume refreshes your tired nerves with its soothing fragrance." 1940

Charles Yardley Turner, Untitled (Woman Picking Blossoms), American, 1850 - 1918, c. 1890, etching and drypoint

Charles Yardley Turner, Portrait of a Man, American, 1850-1918, 1886, etching

Advert for Yardley perfume 1948
Bond Street by Yardley... provocative as the skilful play of a fronded fan... as full of beguilement as your eyes can be when you choose

Advert for Yardleys Old English Lavender, with a couple sitting down for an evening meal, while the waiter is lighting up a mans cigar. 1927

W. Edrich and N. W. D. Yardley going out to bat, Lahore, 1937
Photograph of W. Edrich and N.W.D. Yardley walking out to open the innings for the Lord Tennyson XI, in the match against an All-India XI, held at Lahore, 1937

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"Yardley: A Timeless Icon in Beauty and Style" Step back in time with Yardley, the epitome of elegance and sophistication. Since its inception, it has captivated hearts with its enchanting fragrances and luxurious products. In 1962, a mesmerizing Yardley advertisement swept across magazines, showcasing the allure of their Lavender collection. The delicate purple blooms transported women to fields of lavender, evoking a sense of tranquility and grace. Traveling further into history, we stumble upon an advert from 1932 that introduced Yardley's Lavender to the world. This groundbreaking campaign marked the beginning of a legacy that would transcend generations. Not only renowned for their exquisite scents but also for their exceptional soaps. A vintage Yardley & Co advertisement showcased the brand's commitment to crafting high-quality cleansing bars that left skin feeling soft and nourished. During World War II, amidst turbulent times, Yardley remained steadfast in providing beauty essentials even during wartime shortages. In 1943, an empowering advert featuring a woman in Auxiliary Territorial Service uniform highlighted how Yardley cosmetics could enhance natural beauty while honoring those serving our country. Another wartime gem emerged as nurses became the face of resilience and compassion. A captivating advert for Yardley Complexion Powder depicted a nurse radiating confidence despite challenging circumstances – reminding women everywhere that self-care is essential even during difficult times. George Yardley was not just associated with cosmetics; he made his mark on fashion too. An intriguing Hershelle clothing advert from 1940 featured Mr William Yardley himself - an English cricketer turned writer who exuded style both on and off the field. And let's not forget about humor. Cartoonist Mr William Yardly brought laughter through his witty illustrations capturing life's idiosyncrasies while adding another dimension to this iconic name. From timeless fragrances to skincare essentials, fashion statements to comic relief, it has left an indelible mark on our collective memory.