"A l'Ecu de France Jermyn Street London Restaurant Glass Ashtray" (SOLD) Flags

"A l'Ecu de France Jermyn Street London Restaurant Glass Ashtray" (SOLD) Flags#111 Jermyn Street Excellent Condition Sz: 4 1 2"Sq A glass catchall vide poche (or ashtray) from the fine and exclusive A L'Ecu de France Restaurant, Jermyn Street, London, England, circa late 20th century. Dish is clear transparent glass with a royal blue and gold overlay. French fleur de Lis and crown at center with restaurant details around sides. Piece is from what many considered one of the best French restaurants in London of its time.

was born in 1847 at Holborn and was a son of Marcus Alfred Smythson

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after his last mission in Japan

Debut Series    1-75

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The race was run in or near New York City until 1988 when the purchase of Harbour Court in Newport

Walsingford Hall

Edite par Porcelaine D'Auteuil France

Classic golfing scene marketed by Abercrombie & Fitch c1950s

the internationally known English saddlery and leather goods shop that once graced the west side of Madison Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets

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His work is connected with his original career in city planning and urban design