Roger Bourely - Facture du joaillier-bijoutier, 41 rue Boissy d'Anglas à Paris (1933) Hubert de Givenchy Numéro de mars 1938 de

Name: Roger Bourely - Facture du joaillier-bijoutier, 41 rue Boissy d'Anglas à Paris (1933) Hubert de Givenchy Numéro de mars 1938 de
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Roger Bourely Facture du joaillier bijoutier, 41 rue Boissy d'Anglas à Paris (1933) Hubert de Givenchy Numéro de mars 1938 de Numéro de mars 1938 de la revue l'Officiel de la couture de Paris Petit catalogue de la maison Siégel daté de septembre 1929 La facture est adressée à la Comtesse de Forton Bon exemplaire d'une facture de 1933 du joaillier bijoutier Roger Bourely situé 41 rue Boissy d'Anglas à Paris

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