Doeuillet Doucet Couture, 47 rue Pierre Charron (circa 1930) Périodes Lettre autographe signée de Jeanne

Name: Doeuillet Doucet Couture, 47 rue Pierre Charron (circa 1930) Périodes Lettre autographe signée de Jeanne
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Doeuillet Doucet Couture, 47 rue Pierre Charron (circa 1930) Périodes Lettre autographe signée de Jeanne Lettre autographe signée de Jeanne Paquin au sujet de sa clientèle et de sa plaque datant vraisemblablement des années 20 lorsque Jeanne Paquin se retira des affaires Jean Louis Barrault consacré à cette pièce 24 place Vendôme Carte de la maison de couture Doeuillet Doucet qui naquit en 1929 de la fusion des maisons de Jacques Doucet rue de la Paix et de Georges Doeuillet

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