BOUSQUET Pierre (active since 1706) : RARE oblong earthenware PLAT, with blue ca…

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BOUSQUET Pierre (active since 1706) : RARE oblong earthenware PLAT, with blue cameo border. The basin is decorated with an oriental-inspired scene, a fountain of youth flown over by a winged dragon and animated by three characters, animals, architecture and a river gabare (worn and formerly restored). Unmarked, 1st third of the 18th century. Length: 42.5 cm.

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BOUSQUET Pierre (active since 1706) : RARE oblong earthenwar

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TESSEREAU (Abraham). Chronological history of the Grand Chancellery of France. Paris, Pierre Emery, 1706-1710. 2 volumes in-folio, red morocco, richly decorated ribbed spines, gilded fillets framing the covers, gilded inner lace, gilded edges (period binding). The most complete edition of this major work on the history of the Chancellery in France from the early Middle Ages to the beginning of the 18th century. First published in a single volume in 1676, this work was written by Abraham Tessereau, a Protestant born in La Rochelle who served as the King's secretary before going into exile in England and Holland. The second volume, dated 1706, is a first edition. The first volume, whose text was extensively corrected and expanded, was published four years later. A fine copy bound in contemporary morocco. Some foxing, rubbing and minor spotting to bindings.

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