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"A set of 4 volumes comprising:
See original version (French)
233
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"A set of 4 volumes comprising:
See original version (French)
Estimate €100 - €150
Voluntary lot
Description
"A set of 4 volumes comprising:
- MONTORGUEIL (Georges). Monseigneur de Vin. Anjou, Touraine, Alsace, Champagne and other great wines of France. Paris, Établissements Nicolas, 1927.
In-8, fourth volume of the series, illustrated by Carlègle.
Cream half-maroquin binding with corner pieces, spine richly decorated with four raised bands, top edge gilt; covers and spine preserved; attributed to Levitzky by a cut-out old catalogue entry.
Copy enhanced by an autograph dedication signed by Carlègle in pencil.
(dark spine, reinforcement and small tears to a fold-out map)
- WILDE (Oscar). *La maison des grenades*. Paris, Henri Jonquières, 1924.
In-8, edition illustrated with colour woodcuts by C. Le Breton.
Limited edition of 1,205 numbered copies; this one is no. 6, one of 25 on ‘Velin du Marais’ paper.
Dark half-maroquin binding with corners, smooth spine in a mosaic of cubes, upper edge gilt, covers and spine preserved, signed by René Kieffer.
- DORGELÈS (Roland). *Montmartre, mon pays*. Paris, Marcelle Lesage, 1928.
In-8, new edition illustrated by Zimmermann.
Limited edition of 2,050 numbered copies; this one is no. 17 on Arches paper, one of 50 enhanced with an original watercolour by the artist.
Black half-maroquin binding with bands, smooth mosaic-patterned spine, gilt top edge, covers preserved.
Ex-libris G. Toussier, photograph of the author glued to the inside front cover.
Copy enhanced with a signed autograph dedication by the author.
(spine slightly sun-faded)
- BOUTET (Henri). La Môme. Paris, Librairie Georges Crès & Cie, n.d.
In-8, illustrated edition featuring 12 etchings by Henri Boutet, including one on the cover, one on the title page and 10 as inserts.
Limited edition of 500 numbered copies; this one is no. 304, one of 449 printed on vellum.
Brown half-maroquin binding, spine with 5 raised bands, top edge gilt, covers and spine intact, signed Lavaux.
(spine sun-faded)"
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