We have found 27 item(s) in 6.
Two iconic vintage prints of The Gleaners" (Les Glaneuses) by Jean-François Millet, originally completed in 1857 and The Angelus, very well mounted in gold card with matching gold frames, they have hardwood backs, in great condition
Willing to sell separately if you want
French legal manuscript written in 1613, the date can be read at the top in words and then at a later date, but not recently, the date has been added in ink numerically
The wonderful swirling script is near impossible to read so we can't tell you what it contains,
Superb group of three antiquarian book beautifully decayed ideal for props, messy, tatty, amazing frothy pages, perfectly distressed for supporting favourite antique treasures
They are three volumes of Encylopedia of Sciences, Arts and Trades dated 1776
Each one measures 27cm by 20cm and 7cm thick.
Fabulous antiquarian book for props, looks like a book of spells from a horror movie, messy, tatty, amazing frothy pages, perfectly distressed for supporting favourite antique treasures
It is a religious tome, can't find a date but suspect 17th or early18th century,
Charming late Georgian, dark with age, lithograph print with the title Shall I Send or Not, printed in London 1833 but in a french frame. The frame is the original as you can see from the backing paper and inside there are a couple of fragments of old newspapers in French. In her hand is clutched a letter to a Captain,
Two small 17th century vellines, vellum bound books, approx 6" by 4", both religious volumes and in rough condition, they could be used for decor with similar objects, as a plinth to display an antique treasure or just own them for the joy of having something that old in your home, one is dated 1618, the other 165
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