Sajou Gilded Brass Appliqué Sequin Pins- Fine, Extra Fine Patterns The print was first produced

The print was first produced as a toile by Jean-Baptiste Huet in 1799 and it is still one of the best known toiles to his date

75 x 30 inches

recognised throughout the Petit Trianon and other royal residences as a personalised emblem

The lace has a design of roses and a scalloped edge

and prove his skill as a scissor maker and his potential for being able to provide for the daughter before asking for her hand in marriage

Sajou Gilded Brass Appliqué Sequin Pins- Fine, Extra Fine Patterns The print was first producedThese very short gilded brass applique pins from Sajou come in two sizes. The fine applique pins measure 0. 60 mm diametre and 14 mm length. The extra fine pins have a diametre of 0. 55mm and are 10mm in length. Each box contains approximately 1000 pins Sajou produce haberdashery items made in France to the highest standards (in some cases even produced on the original old machinery). Perfect for gifts and collectors, and for those of you unable to