Erbauungsbüchlein mit Portemonnaie für Almosen in Originaletui - photo 1
Erbauungsbüchlein mit Portemonnaie für Almosen in Originaletui - photo 2

Erbauungsbüchlein mit Portemonnaie für Almosen in Originaletui

Lot 3179
20.11.2021 14:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 200
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kaupp GmbH
Event locationGermany, Sulzburg
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Lot 3179 | Erbauungsbüchlein mit Portemonnaie für Almosen in Originaletui
Erbauungsbüchlein mit Portemonnaie für Almosen in Originaletui
Paroissien Romain. Herausgegeben von Antoine Maitre. Dijon, Eugène Jobard, 1869. Mit einem Frontispiz und zahlreichen Farblithographien von J. Dopter & Cie., Paris. 640 S. Vorsätze aus chamoisfarbener Moiréseide. Einband der Zeit aus Elfenbein. Ligiertes, ornamentales Monogrammrelief «MJ» als Supralibro, Goldschnitt und Silberschließe.
Portemonnaie. Elfenbein, Silber und Seide. Passend zum Buch gestaltet mit identischem Monogramm.
Originales Pappetui mit netzartigem Prägedruck, auf dem Deckel bez. «Mathilde». Der Boden ist im Innern mit blauem Samt, der Deckel mit blauem Satin ausgeschlagen.
H. 12, B. 9 cm (Büchlein),
H. 5,5, B. 7,5 cm (Portemonnaie),
H. 22,2, B. 12,2 cm (Etui).

Dieses Objekt wurde aus Material einer geschützten Art gefertigt und unterliegt aufgrund der aktuellen CITES Bestimmungen gewissen Handelsrestriktionen. Ein uneingeschränkter Handel ist nur innerhalb der EU erlaubt. Ein Export in Drittländer ist zurzeit nicht möglich.

Zustandsbericht:
Guter Zustand. Kaum gebräunt, vereinzelt gering stockfleckig. Seidenfutter des Portemonnaies etwas wasserrandig. Etui mit leichten Alters- und Handhabungsspuren.
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