Goumot-Labesse Limoges Porcelains
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Albert Goumot-Labesse was the son-in-law of Camille Tharaud and director of the Tharaud Factory. In 1948 he opened his own decorating studio and in 1954 formed Goumot-Labesse Porcelaine. From 1977 the company was Goumout/Tharaud and used a Tharaud mark; details of this change are unknown.
In 2000 R. Haviland and C. Parlon bought the Tharaud factory and formed Dynasty Porcelaine, which was liquidated in 2003.
There were and are other Goumot-Labesses involved in Limoges porcelain.
Goumot-Labesse Marks and Limoges Boxes
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Mark G50a: Must be a recent Goumont mark, but no firm data
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Mark G50b: Must be a recent Goumont mark, but no firm data
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Mark G50c: Must be a recent Goumont mark, but no firm data
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Goumot-Labesse products included Limoges boxes - mark G50a is from the Limoges box shown here. A 10-page catalog dated 1969 listed toiletry articles, pieces for children, smoker's items, vases, gifts, and bonbonnieres
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