Elégante au collier de perles - Tirage de Charles Pestre (1920s) Netto Petit carte de la maison

Name: Elégante au collier de perles - Tirage de Charles Pestre (1920s) Netto Petit carte de la maison
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SKU: 83720613899
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Elégante au collier de perles Tirage de Charles Pestre (1920s) Netto Petit carte de la maison Petit carte de la maison Balenciaga datant du début des années 1960 vraisemblablement utilisée pour des envois aux fournisseurs plutôt qu'aux clientes Planche de mode masculine appartenant à la suite la Noblesse Lorraine gravée par Jacques Callot Tirage argentique d'époque de grand format d'une photographie des années 1920 du photographe parisien Charles Pestre représentant une élégante portant un collier de perles

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