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Interior of a parlor — Louis-Philippe Era — Perol Frères, Faubourg Saint-Antoine - Front — Front

Interior of a parlor — Louis-Philippe Era — Perol Frères, Faubourg Saint-Antoine - Back — Back

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Interior of a parlor — Louis-Philippe Era — Perol Frères, Faubourg Saint-Antoine

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Description

Illustration of a parlor from the Louis-Philippe era with period-style furniture, chandelier, curtains, and fireplace. Printed text at the bottom: 'PEROL FRÈRES 4, Faubourg Saint-Antoine ÉPOQUE LOUIS-PHILIPPE AMEUBLEMENTS de Style'. Reverse: publisher's address 'AMEUBLEMENTS PEROL FRÈRES Faubourg Saint-Antoine, Paris' and note 'The reverse is not accepted by the post office (Inquire at the address)' with tears and stains.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: DBFX61
Condition: creasing, damaged corners, stains, tears
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DBFX61

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