Scholtès - second sketch (See first and third sketch).
Electric cooker by Établissements Eugène Scholtès in Lagrange-Thionville. The Scholtès brand became known by launching the first French-made enameled steel cooker in 1923. The product was an immediate success.
"Le Rêve" factory in Lausanne, Switzerland, began manufacturing "potager" stoves in 1905, followed by gas and then electric cookers.
Between 1898 and 1970, Tito Landi manufactured lanterns and lighthouses in Paris that ran on gasoline or alcohol. He also made heating appliances.
