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The dream began on a street in the historic center of Mexico City, but it was near the San Juan market where the first branch focused on glassware was opened, which had a single window facing the street. Over time, adjacent premises were rented. A few years later, they opened a new branch on Hidalgo Street, which today would be the continuation of Paseo de la Reforma, a branch that soon disappeared when the buildings were demolished to give continuity to Paseo de la Reforma. Later, a third branch was opened in Lagunilla, a very commercial area of Mexico City at that time. The business remained stable, meeting the needs of its clientele and offering products from the best factories in the country, tableware from the El Ánfora and Nueva San Isidro pottery factories, offering tableware ranging from 30 pieces to 136 pieces. The assortment included aluminum, glassware, pewter, pressure cookers and many other household items. In the early 1960s, a new branch opened on Palma Street, also in the city's historic centre, becoming the head office.