Dennery Père & Fils - Facture de la fabrique de chaussures, 2 boulevard Sebastopol à Paris (1902) Costumes et Uniformes Haute couture

Name: Dennery Père & Fils - Facture de la fabrique de chaussures, 2 boulevard Sebastopol à Paris (1902) Costumes et Uniformes Haute couture
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SKU: 56015608349
Price: 90.00 USD
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Dennery Père & Fils Facture de la fabrique de chaussures, 2 boulevard Sebastopol à Paris (1902) Costumes et Uniformes Haute couture Haute couture Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie de presse représentant une robe de mousseline de laine noire plissée créée par Chanel pour l'hiver 1956 1957 La maison indique ses récompenses aux exposition universelles de Paris de 1867 1878 et 1889

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