Paroutaud Freres Limoges Porcelains P20
Madame Vue Paroutaud started a Limoges porcelain factory in 1895 with her sons Pierre and Paul; in 1902 it became Paroutaud Freres.
The brothers left in 1916, and the company became Maiger & Cie, managed by A. François.
In 1928, it became Union Porcelainiere, owned by Demarty and H. Lefarge.
From 1941 Lafrage and N. Nardon operated it as Limoges Porcelaine.
In 1963 it became Porcelaine Lafarge.
Paroutaud Freres Marks and Limoges Boxes
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Mark P20a: green porcelain mark 1903-1919
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Mark P20b: green porcelain mark 1903-1919
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Mark P20c: green porcelain mark(?) 1903-1919
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We do not know if Paroutaud Freres made any Limoges boxes.
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