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CLAUDE FRANCOIS: A hairbrush bought from Morand and used by the singer during 1968 and 1969. The brush was left in the dressing room by his dresser at the end of a concert in Maubeuge on July 11, 1969. Many of the artist's hairs were left on the brush's boar bristles.

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CLAUDE FRANCOIS: A hairbrush bought from Morand and used by the singer during 1968 and 1969. The brush was left in the dressing room by his dresser at the end of a concert in Maubeuge on July 11, 1969. Many of the artist's hairs were left on the brush's boar bristles.

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Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

In the style of François MONNET: Coffee table in glass and brushed steel. Circa 1970. H: 41 - W: 100 - D: 60 cm. One chip.

Starting price 20 GBP

From the "Insert Coin" exhibition at La Monnaie de Paris Claude FRANCOIS box set - Label Disques Flèche including One 45 rpm Three LPs Six posters A vinyl with the last confidences of C. François. Good condition (VG+ condition) 33 x 33cm Three Claude FRANCOIS (c'est la même chanson, je viens diner ce soir, le téléphone pleure) 45s (VG / VG+ condition) with damaged sleeves. 1970's

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

λ A mixed lot, comprising of silver items: a pair of George II salt cellars, a teapot, eleven silver-mounted perfume and toiletries bottles, a mug, an Indian pot, three brushes, two hairbrushes and a dressing table set mirror, plus an electroplated sandwich box, total approx. weighable 25.9oz. (qty)

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

λ A collection of tortoiseshell dressing table items, comprising: a silver-mounted scent bottle by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1918, plus two hairbrushes, a brush, length 21.8cm, a dish, two circular boxes, one rectangular box, a shoehorn, a shoe horn with a hook attachment and a tabletop clock. (11)

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