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Dark Oak Roll Top Desk No 642 by Paris Mfg Co

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Submitted by JulieLynch on Sat, 01/12/2008 - 18:10.

General Item Category

General Antiques & Collectibles

Medium - What is the item made out of (e.g. "silver")?

Dark Oak

Distinguishing marks or signature (e.g. artist's name, silver hallmark)

Paris Mfg Co ink stamp

Date Period (Estimated date of item if known)

Unknown

Price Paid (If known)

Unknown

Size and dimensions of this item

Ht 38" W 34" Depth 22"

Weight

unknow

Condition

Good

History

gift in 1997

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Dark Oak Roll Top Desk. Smaller as if for a child or a woman. 2 deep drawers on right & 1 top center drawer. Ink stamp on back: Made by Paris Mfg Co,No 642, South Paris, ME USA

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Sounds like a single

Submitted by Lovejoy on Sun, 01/13/2008 - 19:25.

Sounds like a single pedestal roll top, most date from the turn of the 19th Century through the 1920's. Values for the smaller ones varies depending on design/style, but most sell for $400.00- $800.00 at auction.

 

Lovejoy

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Re: Dark Oak Roll Top Desk No 642 by Paris Mfg Co

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/12/2008 - 17:29.

I also have a piece made by the Paris Mfg Co. It is a small childs chair. I have been trying to find something on this company. Can anyone lead me in that direction?

Tara

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Re: Dark Oak Roll Top Desk No 642 by Paris Mfg Co

Submitted by Lovejoy on Mon, 05/12/2008 - 18:05.

 From My dusty digital files:

 

"Paris Manufacturing Co. was founded by Henry Morton in 1861. It was better known for making sleds and skis, but the company also made desks of various kinds and toys.  Paris Manufacturing became Paricon Inc. in 1978 and is still in business, making all sorts of sleds, toboggans and snow toys. Paricon owns rights to the well-known Flexible Flyer trademark.

 

Lovejoy 

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