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BELMAL ARCHIVE
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The BelMal
Registry of Belgian Trunk makers, Travel Equipment and Luggage Brands
Ed. : JPB
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DELVAUX
1829
- NAMES
AND HISTORICAL ADDRESSES - UNTIL 1933
The identification of names, brands, and addresses was part of the Phase 1 research about the Belgian chest- and trunk-makers and the trunk-making saddlers of the 18th and 19th century. A second and more in-depth research phase ("Phase 2"), relating to Brussels' manufacturers, is in progress. It will be tied in with a yet to be published BELMAL Brussels trunk-making manufacturers' history retrospective, and interwoven with some autobiographical material about the Ecole des Malletiers and Belmal master-craftsman. .
DELVAUX locations/addresses (in the 19th and early 20th centuries):
Bruxelles (Brussels), Rue de l'Empereur, 7, and then 5 & 11 Bruxelles, Présent assoc. Rue des Bouchers, res. Phase 2 still in progress Bruxelles, Rue des Fripiers, 31 (sales point/branch) Bruxelles, Rue de l'Empereur, 11 (of Antoine, the Younger, before succ.) Bruxelles, Grande Rue de l'Ecuyer, 24 Bruxelles, Rue Montagne du Parc 17 Bruxelles, Montagne aux Herbes Potagères, 1 Bruxelles, address-line re. Younger branch succ., res. Phase 2 verif. in progress Bruxelles, Rue Neuve, 71 Bruxelles, address-line re. Younger branch succ, res. Phase 2 verif. in progress Bruxelles, Rue du Marais, 25 (of J Brondeel, and Res. Phase 2 in progress) Bruxelles, Rue Neuve 72, then 90 Bruxelles, Boulevard du Nord, 22, then 20-22
DELVAUX names (brands/generations):
C. Delvaux-Présent (brand subtitle: "A l'Activité") (C. = Charles) J. Delvaux Ainé (subtitle : "A l'Industrie Belge") (J. = Joseph-Louis) Ane. Delvaux Jeune (Ane = Antoine) Vve. J. Delvaux Ainé (Vve. = Veuve, e.g. widow of Joseph-Louis) Maison A. Delvaux Fils (A = Antoine) name-line re. Younger branch succ, res. Phase 2 verif. in progress (Maison) J. Brondeel (cfr. depth-research Phase 2 in progress) Charles Delvaux (is Charles-Louis, reminiscent of Charles the founder)
[1] Year in which the company was acquired by Mr. Franz Schwennicke [2] The BelMal research takes place independently.
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"Hotel room, 1920s" decor-simul. with a 1907 Edison Ch. Delvaux trunk (BelMal coll., Ardennes workshop)
Art Nouveau and steamer trunk (at BelMal museum collections, Ardennes).
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