Vintage watchmaker / jeweler's desk

Hi friends!

I am seeking information regarding a vintage watchmaker / jeweler's desk. The inscription photo comes from a separate drawer and may not represent the company that created the larger desk piece. The desk's chair is attached at the bottom, a feature that I have had difficulties connecting to other models. The owner of the desk, as far as we know, was operating as a jeweler in the early 1900's.
Thanks in advance!

 

Your pictures are so tiny and poor quality that they are basically worthless for people to examine.

 

As I've indicated before, if I try to expand images too much, the program will just distort them...........this is 5X.........just an FYI for the future....we tend to help others the best by GOOD images, of a decent size!!! Thanks!!!

 

Looks like JESSEN & ROBBERO, or ROBBERG, but haven't a clue otherwise....and couldn't make out what it says below.....others may be able to.....

 

Looks like "Chicago" below the name.

 

I concur

 

I agree. Jessen & Rosberg Chicago

 

GOOD EYE!!!!!

 

ANOTHER GOOD CATCH!!!! Nohow could I get "Chicago" out of that bottom line!!!

 

JMHO. not a watchmaker's. I bought a lamp from a former watchmaker's near Berne and got the table and old high chair for free.

 

Nice lamp. I am attracted to these types of articulating lights, and machine lights. I have a few now, but sold many.

 

it's a comfy light for tinkering along with small stuff. and a rare one at that.
and forgive me my bordello in my shed; it got out of hands. it's all Coronas fault of course.

 

Resembles a Jeweler's Bench I have seen. That's all I got!