Napoleon - An Intimate Portrait


Napolons flacon for smelling salts or perfume from St. Helena

Napolons flacon for smelling salts or perfume from St. Helena

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Napolon was fastidious about cleanliness. He began each day with an hour-long hot bath. He then shaved himself. Following that, he washed his hands with almond paste and his face, neck and ears with soap and water. Finally, he would strip to the waist and pour eau de cologne over his head and down his torso. This bottle was filled with violet-scented perfume.

Historical Provenance - Bertrand family collection

Crystal and silver gilt



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$2338.93



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

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"LA MARSEILLAISE à SAÏGON" original poster surrounded Litho 1950 BRENET 82x64cm

$1594.73



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$1594.73



"LA MARSEILLAISE" original poster entoilée Jacques CARLU 1918 (ROUGET DE L'ISLE) 

$1275.78



✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise picture

✒ RARE LETTER Claude Joseph ROUGET de LISLE author of La Marseillaise

$1275.78



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A Traveling Exhibition from Russell Etling Company (c) 2011