Henriette by François Coppée Antique Leather Bound Book Paris Lemercier 1889

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This is a beautiful antique edition of Henriette by François Coppée, published in Paris by Alphonse Lemerre. Bound in half-leather with striking marbled boards and matching marbled endpapers, it’s an elegant example of late 19th-century French bookbinding. The spine is gilt-lettered and features raised bands, with visible but charming signs of age that add to its authenticity. This collectible piece is over a century old and would make a refined addition to any antiquarian library or as a decorative display in a study.

Author: François Coppée

Title: Henriette

Publisher: Alphonse Lemerre, Paris
Alphonse Lemerre was a 19th and early 20th-century French publisher, best known for publishing many of the Parnassian poets and for his commitment to high-quality printing. He had a bookshop and publishing house in Paris, located at 23 Passage Choiseul, which later became a library. Lemerre's imprints were known for using the Elzévir type, derived from the work of Louis Perrin.

Binding: Half-leather with marbled boards and matching marbled endpapers

Spine Details: Gilt lettering, raised bands, crown and "V.U." gilt emblem at base

Language: French

Condition: Wear to spine head and edges, marbling and gilt remain vibrant. Leather has been gingerly moisturizing and treated, cared for A beautiful book over all.

Collectible Appeal: French literature classic by a celebrated 19th-century poet and playwright

Pages: 191

Weight: 15oz

Size: 5" x 7 3/8"

SKU 8886.1
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This is a beautiful antique edition of Henriette by François Coppée, published in Paris by Alphonse Lemerre. Bound in half-leather with striking marbled boards and matching marbled endpapers, it’s an elegant example of late 19th-century French bookbinding. The spine is gilt-lettered and features raised bands, with visible but charming signs of age that add to its authenticity. This collectible piece is over a century old and would make a refined addition to any antiquarian library or as a decorative display in a study.

Author: François Coppée

Title: Henriette

Publisher: Alphonse Lemerre, Paris
Alphonse Lemerre was a 19th and early 20th-century French publisher, best known for publishing many of the Parnassian poets and for his commitment to high-quality printing. He had a bookshop and publishing house in Paris, located at 23 Passage Choiseul, which later became a library. Lemerre's imprints were known for using the Elzévir type, derived from the work of Louis Perrin.

Binding: Half-leather with marbled boards and matching marbled endpapers

Spine Details: Gilt lettering, raised bands, crown and "V.U." gilt emblem at base

Language: French

Condition: Wear to spine head and edges, marbling and gilt remain vibrant. Leather has been gingerly moisturizing and treated, cared for A beautiful book over all.

Collectible Appeal: French literature classic by a celebrated 19th-century poet and playwright

Pages: 191

Weight: 15oz

Size: 5" x 7 3/8"

SKU 8886.1