1900 Original French Advertising Menu (Fille Bretonne d'Elven) Matted loterie This pochoir is in excellent

This pochoir is in excellent condition

Matted & Framed

We love the colours and simplicity of the Queen's Guardsman - an almost universal symbol of Britain - as well as the clean and refined use of typography

as can be seen from the titles of the illustrated books he produced: Artistes et Bourgeois (Paris: Louis Michaud 1896)

1900 Original French Advertising Menu (Fille Bretonne d'Elven) Matted loterie This pochoir is in excellentDate: 1900 Size: 5 x 8. 25 inches (interior), 9 x 12. 25 inches (exterior) A menu, in excellent condition, brought in recently by one of the great great grandchildren of the original Lefvre Utile family. Exquisite in every way, this is an exceptional piece of Belle poque ephemera. Lefvre Utile was founded in Nantes, France, in 1846 by Jean Romain Lefvre and his business partner and wife, Pauline Isabelle Utile. Their initials (LU) were first used by