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Jack-Philippe Ruellan

239 - Invoices. Invoices. A collection of 14 fashion invoices, most of which were addressed to the Countess (or Marquise) de NICOLAY:

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€60 - 80

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24.99%

Invoices. Invoices. A collection of 14 fashion invoices, most of which were addressed to the Countess (or Marquise) de NICOLAY: - Invoice from Mrs. HUSSON, 39 Boulevard des Capucines, Paris (dresses), dated February 15, 1864, addressed to the “Countess de Nicolaï” - Invoice from Mrs. Meunier, 71 Rue d’Anjou, Paris (“patented petticoat”), dated May 13, 1864, addressed to “Madame the Countess de Nicolay” - Invoice from the Grands Magasins du Louvre, “the largest in the world,” dated June 10, 1891, addressed to Mr. Vailhade (?) - Invoice from Eugène PROTHEAU, tailor, 69 Avenue Marceau, Paris, dated February ?, 1881, for the Countess d’Aeguila - Invoice from BREYER, known as GEINTZER, Legros, son-in-law and successor, 5 rue Furstenberg, Paris, ladies’ shoemaker, dated October 28, 1864, for the Countess de Nicolay - Invoice from Mrs. Angélina GAGNE, 168 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, mantillas and new fashions, coats and capes, dated June 12, 1867, for the Countess de Nicolay - Invoice from the firm PFEIFFER BRUNET “Au Renard bleu,” fine furs, 10 rue Richelieu, Paris, dated November 27, 1866, for Countess Nicolaÿ - Invoice from SEPOT, A. Leleu, 20 rue de la Paix (shirts, ties, handkerchiefs, jackets, long johns, vests), dated June 4, 1864, for Countess Nicolaÿ - Invoice from the firm LOCKE & CROSSLEY “Aux Montagnes d’Ecosse,” specializing in English, Scottish, and Irish fabrics, waterproof cloth coats, dated ? March 1864, for Countess Nicolai. - Invoice from Ms. Angélina GAGNE, 168 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, mantillas and new arrivals, coats and capes, dated March 18, 1867, for Countess de Nicolay - Invoice from the luxury stationery shop A. Pauquet, dated October 24, 1866, for Countess de Nicolaÿ - Invoice from Mrs. DROUART “A la Reine Amélie,” 3 rue du Faubourg St. Honoré, dated March 16, 1864, for the Countess de Nicolaï - Invoice from the “A la Chatelaine” store, A. Dupuids, a leading haberdashery, dated February 8, 1892, for the Marquise de Nicolaÿ (Mademoiselle) - Invoice from Mrs. Marie FABER, 11 rue Casimir-Périer, for ball gowns and accessories, dated May ?, 1893, for the Marquise de Nicolay.

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Books & Documents
Saturday, November 28
10:00 AM
8, rue du docteur Joseph-Audic, zone d'activités du Ténénio
56001 Vannes, France

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Jack-Philippe Ruellan +33 2 97 47 26 32 info@ruellanauction.com
On Drouot for more than 10 years avec More than 23,000 lots published

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