Vive La Bagatelle, an original 18th century unframed and unmounted fan leaf printed in black with riddles and logographs, a central oval under the title showing a bespeckled wise owl reading in a library, printed by Sarah Afton & Co, No. 28, Little Britain, June 1797, width approx. 20.5 inches or 52cm including the plain border. Not in the catalogue of the Schreiber collection of Fans and fan Leaves.

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