Bouchet - Facture de la maison de couture, 6 rue Monsigny à Paris (1912) Raymond Templier Gravure rehaussée de Mariette représentant

Name: Bouchet - Facture de la maison de couture, 6 rue Monsigny à Paris (1912) Raymond Templier Gravure rehaussée de Mariette représentant
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SKU: 79529124277
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Bouchet Facture de la maison de couture, 6 rue Monsigny à Paris (1912) Raymond Templier Gravure rehaussée de Mariette représentant Gravure rehaussée de Mariette représentant la Duchesse de Bourbon Exemplaire de travail du couturier Karl Lagerfeld du numéro d'avril 1913 de la revue Fémina Bon exemplaire d'une facture de 1912 de la maison de couture Bouchet située 6 rue Monsigny à Paris

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