French, Champagne Seal

Champagne Seal, Image & Found by Paul Manning.

BR__EIE SCOG around Star of David with small star in center. On other side CHAMPAGNE around outer with small 6 pointed star also at outer edge.

From Philippe Lanez "BREVETE S.G.D.G. which is Patented WITHOUT THE GUARANTEE OF THE GOVERNMENT", abbreviation of without guarantee of the government, was in France a legal notice relieving the State of any responsibility on the actual smooth running of the patented device.
This mention was established by the law of 1844 which arranges that patents are freed "without preliminary examination, at the risks and the dangers of the applicants, and without guarantee either of the reality, the novelty or the merit of the invention, or loyalty or the accuracy of the description". This mention disappeared in 1968.
In Belgium, according to Art. 22 of Law on the patents of March 28th, 1984, the principle WITHOUT THE GUARANTEE OF THE GOVERNMENT is still applicable1,2.
This text is Napoleon's Bonaparte invention, according to the decree of September 27th 1803."