Atelier Philippe Coudray - Curtain set Consisting of a pair of curtains in champagne damask satin decorated with flowers and foliage, fringed with tassels, two pairs of under-curtains in blue and cream striped silk taffeta, fringed, and two scalloped valances, one with two rosettes, the other with one rosette, in the same fabric as the curtains, fringed with tassels. Curtains : H. 287 cm; W 126 cm (x 2) Sub-curtains : H. 290 cm; w. 170 cm (x 2) H. 287 cm; W 172 cm (x 2) Valances : l. 243 cm l. 204 cm Staple holes, slight tearing and sunstroke A set of curtains including a pair of curtains, two pairs of under-curtains and two valances Curtains : 112.9 x 49.6 in. (x 2) Under-curtains : 114.1 x 66.9 in. (x 2) 112.9 x 67.7 in. (x 2) Valances : 80.3 in. 95.7 in.

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