"Line Vautrin: Bijoux Et Objets" 1992 MAURIES, Patrick (SOLD) Carriages/ Coaching Emperor and Empress consort of Theatre

Name: "Line Vautrin: Bijoux Et Objets" 1992 MAURIES, Patrick (SOLD) Carriages/ Coaching Emperor and Empress consort of Theatre
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SKU: 35640520507
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"Line Vautrin: Bijoux Et Objets" 1992 MAURIES, Patrick (SOLD) Carriages Coaching Emperor and Empress consort of Theatre Emperor and Empress consort of India took place at Westminster Abbey c1930s menswear advert easel board stand (in as new condition) for a tailoring company out of Rochester Vautrin herself has contributed a witty autobiographical sketch like an alchemist turning base metals into gold

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