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AVRIL, A.-M. (ANDR MARIE). - Le Dimanche la radio. Le cycle de Nol.
Paris, Cerf, 1955 Wrappers (paperback) 250,ii pp.; 19 cm. Uncut. - "Homlies et Catchses" French text. (spine sl. folded, name on endpaper, sl. worn although good) . Gewicht/Weight: 370 grs.
EUR 7.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 8.08 | £UK 6.25 | JP¥ 1246] Booknumber: 17496
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EUR 7.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 8.08 | £UK 6.25 | JP¥ 1246] Booknumber: 17496
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Total: EUR 7.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 8.08 | £UK 6.25 | JP¥ 1246]
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| Boekhandel - Antiquariaat Emile Kerssemakers - Member ILAB/NVvA Van Alphenstraat 30, 6416 EE Heerlen, The Netherlands Tel.: +31 (0)45 541 95 87 | Fax: +31 (0)45 541 94 81 Email: info@kerss.nl |
[Anonymous] - [18th-century floral design - daffodils and butterfly]
France or the Low Countries, [ca. 1750] Folio sheet (ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm). Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing, with daffodils and a pretty butterfly, in pencil and ink; probably designs for tapestries, wallpaper, murals, or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style, placing these designs in (approximately) the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper, three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1, found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond, VA, but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink, renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV, which indicates Jean Villedary, a French paper maker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear, some staining and chipping in the lower margin, otherwise in very good condition.
EUR 320.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 369.29 | £UK 281 | JP¥ 56944] Booknumber: 69812
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EUR 320.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 369.29 | £UK 281 | JP¥ 56944] Booknumber: 69812
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[Anonymous] - [18th-century floral design].
France or the Low Countries, [ca. 1750]. Folio sheet (ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm). Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing, in ink, probably designs for tapestries, wallpaper, murals, or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style, placing these designs in, approximately, the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper, three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1, found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond, VA, but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink, renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV, which indicates Jean Villedary, a French papermaker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th century. Some light age-wear, otherwise in very good condition.
EUR 230.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 265.42 | £UK 202 | JP¥ 40928] Booknumber: 69808
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EUR 230.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 265.42 | £UK 202 | JP¥ 40928] Booknumber: 69808
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[Anonymous] - [18th-century floral design - bouquet]
France or the Low Countries, [ca. 1750] Folio sheet (ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm). Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing, of a flower bouquet, in pencil and ink; probably designs for tapestries, wallpaper, murals, or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style, placing these designs in (approximately) the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper, three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1, found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond, VA, but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink, renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV, which indicates Jean Villedary, a French papermaker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time, but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear, otherwise in very good condition.
EUR 320.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 369.29 | £UK 281 | JP¥ 56944] Booknumber: 69809
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EUR 320.00EUR [Appr.: US$ 369.29 | £UK 281 | JP¥ 56944] Booknumber: 69809
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Total: EUR 870EUR [Appr.: US$ 1003.99 | £UK 763.75 | JP¥ 154816]
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| Antiquariaat Schierenberg Zamenhofstraat 150, Unit 320, 1022 AG Amsterdam, The Netherlands Tel.: + 31 20 6362202 | Fax: + 31 20 6362071 Email: info@schierenberg.nl |  |