Paiement 100% sécurisé

Cheverny — The Castle. South-East Facade, begun in the 15th century and completed in 1614. Inhabited by several monarchs — LL - Front — Front

Cheverny — The Castle. South-East Facade, begun in the 15th century and completed in 1614. Inhabited by several monarchs — LL - Back — Back

For saleDBEV57

Cheverny — The Castle. South-East Facade, begun in the 15th century and completed in 1614. Inhabited by several monarchs — LL

5,00 €

From €1.50. Free shipping from €40 in France.

Secure payment

Free shipping from €40

14-day money-back guarantee

Ordering from CPAPHIL

High-resolution front and back scans
One of a kind: once it's gone, it's gone
Carefully packed and protected, shipped from France

Description

Color postcard depicting the south-east facade of the Château de Cheverny, with its Renaissance architecture and flowered gardens. The printed text indicates that the castle was inhabited by several monarchs. On the reverse, the publisher is identified as Lévy et Neurden, R. Letellier, Paris, with instructions for correspondence and address.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DBEV57
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: DBEV57

Back to catalogue

You may also like

Château de Cheverny — Loir-et-Cher — Éditions d'Art 'YVON', Paris

Château de Cheverny — Loir-et-Cher — Éditions d'Art 'YVON', Paris — Back

Château de Cheverny — Loir-et-Cher — Éditions d'Art 'YVON', Paris

Cheverny — The Castle — Detail of Staircase

Cheverny — The Castle — Detail of Staircase — Back

Cheverny — The Castle — Detail of Staircase

Cheverny - The Castle — anonymous publisher, no. 1

Cheverny - The Castle — anonymous publisher, no. 1 — Back

Cheverny - The Castle — anonymous publisher, no. 1

Cheverny — The Castle — The Facade — LL.

Cheverny — The Castle — The Facade — LL. — Back

Cheverny — The Castle — The Facade — LL.

Cheverny (L.-et-Ch.) — The Castle — The Stables — R.D.

Cheverny (L.-et-Ch.) — The Castle — The Stables — R.D. — Back

Cheverny (L.-et-Ch.) — The Castle — The Stables — R.D.

Cheverny - Le Château. La Salle à Manger — LL. n°9

Cheverny - Le Château. La Salle à Manger — LL. n°9 — Back

Cheverny - Le Château. La Salle à Manger — LL. n°9

Cheverny in Blesois — The Castle, Buffet of the Dining Room — Editions Gaby

Cheverny in Blesois — The Castle, Buffet of the Dining Room — Editions Gaby — Back

Cheverny in Blesois — The Castle, Buffet of the Dining Room — Editions Gaby

Castle of CHEVERNY (Loire-et-Loire) — Guard Room

Castle of CHEVERNY (Loire-et-Loire) — Guard Room — Back

Castle of CHEVERNY (Loire-et-Loire) — Guard Room

Cheverny (Loire-et-Loire) — The Castle (begun in the 17th century, completed in 1634) — Furniture of the period; King's Chamber which several Monarchs inhabited — The construction of the castle is attributed to Philippe Hurault, Keeper of the Seals, Peer of France

Cheverny (Loire-et-Loire) — The Castle (begun in the 17th century, completed in 1634) — Furniture of the period; King's Chamber which several Monarchs inhabited — The construction of the castle is attributed to Philippe Hurault, Keeper of the Seals, Peer of France — Back

Sold

Cheverny (Loire-et-Loire) — The Castle (begun in the 17th century, completed in 1634) — Furniture of the period; King's Chamber which several Monarchs inhabited — The construction of the castle is attributed to Philippe Hurault, Keeper of the Seals, Peer of France

Château de Cheverny — South Facade — Cliché F. de Bertier

Château de Cheverny — South Facade — Cliché F. de Bertier — Back

Château de Cheverny — South Facade — Cliché F. de Bertier

The Vénérerie Museum in Cheverny — Cheverny (Loir-et-Cher) — Publisher VALOIRE, no. 41

The Vénérerie Museum in Cheverny — Cheverny (Loir-et-Cher) — Publisher VALOIRE, no. 41 — Back

The Vénérerie Museum in Cheverny — Cheverny (Loir-et-Cher) — Publisher VALOIRE, no. 41

Château de CHEVERNY — The King's Chamber — ND Phot.

Château de CHEVERNY — The King's Chamber — ND Phot. — Back

Château de CHEVERNY — The King's Chamber — ND Phot.

Sign in to follow

Comments

Sign in to leave a comment

No comments yet. Be the first!