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Pleated Fan (possibly USA), 1850–70
Pleated fan. Painted parchment leaf showing a goldfinch with berries of either Bryony (a climbing vine whose berries are poisonous which grows wild in Europe) or Guelder Rose (Vibernum Opulus)…
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Pleated Fan (France), 1910–29
Pleated fan with arched shape double leaf. Obverse: polychrome printed paper with man and woman in eighteenth century costume in a garden attended by three servants. Reverse: printed paper with…
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Pleated Fan (France), 1910–20
Pleated fan. Printed paper leaf with chromolithograph. Obverse: restaurant scene advertising Peter Champagne “Passage des Princes”. Reverse: Father Christmas with bottle of champagne. Marked “Chambrelent Evantailliste-Paris”. Plain wood sticks painted…
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Pleated Fan, 1850–70
Pleated fan with double leaf. Obverse: hand-colored lithograph on paper showing central cartouche of noble woman with five female attendants. Two small side cartouches with putti, festoons of flowers and…
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Pleated Fan, early 20th century
Pleated fan with double leaf. Obverse: leaf of green silk net with appliquéd green silk and gold metallic spangles in a variety of shapes. Reverse: green net leaf. Sticks: drilled…
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Pleated Fan (possibly France), 1900–1925
Pleated fan with double leaf. Obverse: black silk net with appliquéd black silk and black metallic spangles in a variety of shapes. Reverse: silk net. Tortoise shell (imitation?) sticks with…
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Pleated Fan (France), 1900–05
Pleated fan. Arch-shaped leaf of green net appliquéd with green silk and gold metallic spangles in a variety of shapes. Blond horn sticks incised and painted with simple flower design.…
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