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A beautifully worn set of three antique French leather-bound books, featuring gold gilt detailing on the spine, marbled endpapers, and rich patina from over 170 years of history. Written by C. Delavigne and published in Paris in 1854, this collection includes:
- Théâtre, Volume 2
- Théâtre, Volume 3
- Poésies
Each volume is bound in aged brown leather, with intricate gold embossing along the spine, adding to their timeless literary elegance. The marbled first pages provide an exquisite contrast to the warm leather tones, making these books as much a decorative treasure as a literary one.
A Piece with a Story
Casimir Delavigne (1793–1843) was a renowned French poet and playwright, celebrated for his lyrical works and dramatic compositions that captured the political and social spirit of 19th-century France. His plays, filled with passionate storytelling and poetic depth, were highly regarded in Parisian literary circles.
This matching set speaks of an era when books were cherished possessions, passed down through generations. Whether displayed on a writing desk, styled on a bookshelf, or stacked as a decorative accent, they bring a touch of old-world refinement to any space.
Details & Condition:
- Author: Casimir Delavigne
- Published: Paris, 1854
- Volumes Included: Théâtre Vol. 2, Théâtre Vol. 3, Poésies
- Binding: Leather-bound with gilt gold embossing on the spine
- Pages: Marbled endpapers, naturally aged pages in excellent condition
- Dimensions: 16 cm x 11 cm.
- Condition: Beautifully aged, with wear to the leather and light foxing on pages, consistent with time.
Perfect for antique book collectors, Francophiles, or lovers of classical French literature. Whether styled in a reading nook, displayed in a curated bookcase, or layered into a European-inspired vignette, this set brings a storied, literary charm to any interior.
A beautifully worn set of three antique French leather-bound books, featuring gold gilt detailing on the spine, marbled endpapers, and rich patina from over 170 years of history. Written by C. Delavigne and published in Paris in 1854, this collection includes:
- Théâtre, Volume 2
- Théâtre, Volume 3
- Poésies
Each volume is bound in aged brown leather, with intricate gold embossing along the spine, adding to their timeless literary elegance. The marbled first pages provide an exquisite contrast to the warm leather tones, making these books as much a decorative treasure as a literary one.
A Piece with a Story
Casimir Delavigne (1793–1843) was a renowned French poet and playwright, celebrated for his lyrical works and dramatic compositions that captured the political and social spirit of 19th-century France. His plays, filled with passionate storytelling and poetic depth, were highly regarded in Parisian literary circles.
This matching set speaks of an era when books were cherished possessions, passed down through generations. Whether displayed on a writing desk, styled on a bookshelf, or stacked as a decorative accent, they bring a touch of old-world refinement to any space.
Details & Condition:
- Author: Casimir Delavigne
- Published: Paris, 1854
- Volumes Included: Théâtre Vol. 2, Théâtre Vol. 3, Poésies
- Binding: Leather-bound with gilt gold embossing on the spine
- Pages: Marbled endpapers, naturally aged pages in excellent condition
- Dimensions: 16 cm x 11 cm.
- Condition: Beautifully aged, with wear to the leather and light foxing on pages, consistent with time.
Perfect for antique book collectors, Francophiles, or lovers of classical French literature. Whether styled in a reading nook, displayed in a curated bookcase, or layered into a European-inspired vignette, this set brings a storied, literary charm to any interior.