On this page we include examples of the paper labels associated with the Belgian factories whose history is can be found using the menu on the right. This list is incomplete and most of the dates have been approximated using the available documentation , and by linking the labels to the dates of production for the items on which they have been found. (Examples of the labels from Dutch factories are shown on our Leerdam labels and Maastricht labels pages.) If you can add to this page or improve these images then please let us know via email. De Rupel, Boom (RB) At de Rupel in Boom, a wide variety of labels were used over the years, including factory labels, export labels and labels for specific product-ranges. Some of these illustrations are reprinted (by kind permission) from the book 'Booms Glas' which can be ordered online from the EMABB website

1935-1938 c 1950-1951 c. 1952 c. 1951 c 1948 c 1953 -1954 c. 1958-1960 c 1959 Cristalor range Arlecchino range Opaline range c. 1964-65 Castano Range Cristal'arte range Bel'arte range Alabasta range Cascade Range c. 1960 c. 1967 c. 1967 c. 1970 c. 1970 Boussu Boussu never marked its name directly onto the products, and paper labels are also quite unusual. Here are a couple of the examples which we have found. Date? c.1960 c. 1965 Braine-Le-Comte The factory at Braine-le-Comte is rarely identified on its products, but occasional paper labels are found. It's very difficult to tie the products or the labels to specific dates. Verre Antique labels were applied to products in the last period of the factory (c. 1972) Doyen The factory at Doyen rarely identified the factory name on its products, but occasional paper labels are found and usually refer to the named designs. It's very difficult to tie the products or the labels to specific dates. Doyen Encrunsta range Label used by Doyen of products from the French factory c. 1955 Laeken Scailmont Val St Lambert The following labels are associated with the Belgian factory at Val St Lambert and there are many other similar examples. Villencourt range Luxval range Small factories Smaller Belgian factories did not normally label their products, but now and then a label turns up After 1933 Edmond Paul (VEP) Nouvelle (VGN)