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YHB5A11C63 zz10000
very well preserved
This is an original 1909 black and white print ad for the National Biscuit Company
Robert Cranston
Paints and Varnishes
1876 Wood Engraving Costume 18th Century Fontange Sedan-chair Hairstyle XGGA9 CARS7 YHB5A11C63 zz10000This is an original 1876 black and white wood engraving of an elegant woman who has just finished chatting with a beggar and is about to step into her sedan chair. She is wearing a common hairstyle popular during Louis XIV's reign known as a "fontange." Characterized by its height, it involved piling hair up behind ones headdress and adorning it with ribbons, flowers and lace. CONDITION This 135+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging