1920s Original Art Deco Polish Label - Indiana Bright ''La cire qui laque'' chef Sold as a set of

Sold as a set of 4

De Losque was actually the pseudonym of Sargent Henri Casimir Paul Thouroude who died prematurely while fighting in the First World War in 1915

a hardcover compendium of some of the most beautiful menus

then spent two years working in Paris

the gold reliquary is encrusted with jewels offered by pilgrims who travelled to Conques during the Middle Ages

1920s Original Art Deco Polish Label - Indiana Bright ''La cire qui laque'' chef Sold as a set ofDate: 1920s Size: 10 x 5. 5 inches (image), 13. 75 x 9 inches (matted) Artist: Unknown About The Poster: This vintage print is an ad for liquid wax destined to brighten your parquet flooring with a brilliance (they promise) that will surpass your grandmother's wax job. While the bulk of our poster collection consists of full size posters, we consider such smaller, more affordable gems to be worthy of collection as well. We think such pieces would look