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The story May 8th, 1940, Lola receives her 12th birthday present from Dady. She does...

The story It is in the open authentic markets of Provence in the South of...

The story 10 March 1906, Jacques and his family are enjoying teatime to discuss. He...

The story At the end of the 19th century, the British Empire, once the largest...

The story Normandy liner, 1939 tea time. All the passengers of the ship meet at...

The story Tin, a metal known since antiquity, under the name of “stannum”. Used by...

The story 100 days. 100 days between 1 March 1815 and 18 June 1815. During...

The story This beautiful porcelain jug is coming from the well known William Guerin service...

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The story The production of Longwy ceramics dates to the 18th century. Originally located in...

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The story This Bottle Holder Basket in Silver Metal (Art Deco style) is probably Christophle’s...

The story Gien is a town in the Centre-Val de Loire region in France, known...

The story Since antiquity, the finger rinse has been a small container containing perfumed water...

The story In the grand halls of a magnificent Castle near Bordeaux lived the Duke...

The story In a grand castle in Anjou, surrounded by rolling hills, lived the Duke...

The story This Beautiful pair of candle holders would surely be splendid on your dining...

The story In a grand chateau, nestled in the heart of the French countryside, lived...

The story This silver metal tray is an essential in the british table service. It...