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KARCHER BEER - c. 1900 Rare original advertising blotter stamp made of embossed, lithographed sheet metal. 16.2 x 7.2 cm. “Alfred Riom - Nantes” Very fine condition - The colors are well preserved, with a beautiful sheen that highlights the illustration’s relief. The gold accents along the borders are partially preserved. Complete with its blade and blotting papers. Iconic depiction of the brand featuring an allegorical figure representing beer, wearing a tricolor cockade at the waist, brandishing beer mugs while standing on a barrel, with the breweries in the background. The brewery was founded on September 4, 1891, by Henri Karcher (1849–1933). This visionary industrialist launched the business by purchasing Mr. Heusch’s small brewery. Paris/Île-de-France
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