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Guéquier [J.] & Van de Poele [G.]
Identity
Category
Partnership
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Status
- Connected
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Life dates
Activity
1890 - 1894 / Gand, Maison aux Anguilles, 120 or 126<90-94> [Palingshuizen]
Predecessor: Dr Baeckelandt & Cie Successor: Guéquier Valérie & Cie
Supplies. "Silver bromide plates. Chloride plates for slides. Opal plates" [Rozez, 1891]. Successor company to "Dr Baeckelandt & Cie", founded on 8.1.1891 by Jules Emmanuel Guequier or Guéquier (° Wachtebeke, 2.7.1848; + Ghent, 17.11.1929); his wife Valérie Marie Gleesener (° Ghent, 26.12.1847; + Ghent, 3.8.1942) was the main shareholder. Guequier - Gleesener, described as a manufacturer of photographic plates, had already registered a trademark at this address (no. 126) on 19.9.1890 in his name only for "L'Avenir, improved photographic plates". In advertisements for the brand, Guequier - Gleesener in September 1890, then R. [sic] Guequier & G. Van de Poele in March 1891. The company, which exploited its previous incarnation’s patents after Leo Baekeland had relinquished his interest (and liability for debts) and emigrated to the United States, was liquidated on 17.1.1894.
Predecessor: Dr Baeckelandt & Cie Successor: Guéquier Valérie & Cie
Supplies. "Silver bromide plates. Chloride plates for slides. Opal plates" [Rozez, 1891]. Successor company to "Dr Baeckelandt & Cie", founded on 8.1.1891 by Jules Emmanuel Guequier or Guéquier (° Wachtebeke, 2.7.1848; + Ghent, 17.11.1929); his wife Valérie Marie Gleesener (° Ghent, 26.12.1847; + Ghent, 3.8.1942) was the main shareholder. Guequier - Gleesener, described as a manufacturer of photographic plates, had already registered a trademark at this address (no. 126) on 19.9.1890 in his name only for "L'Avenir, improved photographic plates". In advertisements for the brand, Guequier - Gleesener in September 1890, then R. [sic] Guequier & G. Van de Poele in March 1891. The company, which exploited its previous incarnation’s patents after Leo Baekeland had relinquished his interest (and liability for debts) and emigrated to the United States, was liquidated on 17.1.1894.
Locations
1890 - 1894 / Gand, Maison aux Anguilles, 120 or 126<90-94> [Palingshuizen]
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Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#2019
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Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 30.1.2018 & 15.9.2020; SFJ revised 13.2.2023 & 26.1.2024 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; SFJ revised 26.4.2023; MD revised 2.12.2021, 3.12.2021, 7.8.2023 & 10.11.2023