We can not found any information except the approximate dates of manufacture.
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We know that this is German mark relates to the glass / porcelain. End of the XIX – beginning of XX century.
This is the manufacturer?
The method of production?
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RussianSoulVintage Reputation: 10 See RussianSoulVintage's booth |
‘ges. gesch.’ is German and means (shortened)
Gesetzlich geschützt = Protected by law …
patented.
PARAGON is the maker I guess. Need ot see the item!
Oh, I saw it, yes, Paragon is the maker,
The age is AFTER 1900 not 1850 – 1899.
EARLY 1900s !
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
EuropeanGoodies, the link is in the listing above.
Here are a couple of pictures from the listing; the words Paragon Ges. Gesch. are on the glass shade.
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TimeSpanTreasures Reputation: 956 See TimeSpanTreasures' booth |
I guess you see already that Paragon is the maker. However, Ges.Gesh is a German marking indicating the item was patented in “Germany,” and prior to 1932 when the marking was changed.
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Relicsetc Reputation: 12 See Relicsetc's booth |
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