Louise Baull - Facture de la maison de couture, 5 rue Charles Marinier à Vincennes (1911) Agnes Rittener Le couturier avait créé la

Name: Louise Baull - Facture de la maison de couture, 5 rue Charles Marinier à Vincennes (1911) Agnes Rittener Le couturier avait créé la
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Louise Baull Facture de la maison de couture, 5 rue Charles Marinier à Vincennes (1911) Agnes Rittener Le couturier avait créé la Le couturier avait créé la robe pour le mariage de Mademoiselle Combe Saint Macary avec le Comte Renaud de la Fregeolière Gravure rehaussée de Mariette représentant la Duchesse de Bourbon Bon exemplaire d'une facture de 1911 de la maison de couture Louise Baull située 5 rue Charles Marinier à Vincennes

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