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Chemische Werke Lubszynski

Christensen-Stensen, F.C.

Chemische Werke Lubszynski & Co. AG
Chemical manufacturer founded in Berlin, Germany in 1885, with branches in Denmark.
Produced metal cleaners and polishes for industrial and home use, with the brand names Amor and Kaol. They also manufactured shoe polish which was marketed under the brand name Servus. 

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Image size: 51 x 33 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

​Same image is used for both the Danish language version (at left) and the German language version (at right)

Image size: 51 x 33 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

Image size: 33 x 51 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

​Same image is used for Danish version (left) and German version (right)

Image size: 33 x 51 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

​Stamp at right is only known with German text.

Image size: 44 x 67 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

Image size: 33 x 51 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

I have only seen this image used in the Danish language version.
It may exist with text in German.

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F. C. Christensen-Stensen
Coffee shop doing business as Kaffehandelen Amager, located at Amagerbrogade 12 in København.
Only listed in Krak's Vejviser during the year 1914.

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Image size: 51 x 40 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

Image size: 51 x 40 mm.
Printer: unknown
No backprint

Both of these stamps are of a style commonly referred to as "butiks-facade", and seen on many stamps.

This stamp uses a photographic image of the storefront, in olive, with olive text and inner frame;
plus a typeset violet fancy outer frame.

This stamp uses a photographic image of the storefront, in black, with a black inner frame;
plus a violet text and typeset fancy outer frame.