L’Eve Future | 1957 Facsimile | French Language | Club du Meilleur LivreThe Future Eve is a symbolist science fiction novel by the French author Auguste Villiers de l'Isle Adam. Begun in 1878 and originally published in 1886, the novel is known for popularizing the term "Android. The figure of the bionic woman went on to have many subsequent depictions in movies like Metropolis and Stepford Wives. This is a 1957 reissue from Club du Meilleur Livre bound in a blindstamped, velveteen or velour binding and featuring

Dates to around 1850

This pair of antique cup holders has a cheerful tulip design in art nouveau style

Heavy wear to the metal from age and use

Review photos carefully: All pages are shown

Fabulous vintage fortune telling tea cup and saucer manufactured by Royal Kendal in the 70s-80s

heavily worn antique plaster bust of a woman

There is some hair loss and debris that has fallen to the bottom of the box over the decades

Refer to photos size & condition: Very good

The ill-fated baby bottle design featured in this Victorian lithograph card is popular with collectors of the morbid persuasion because of the many deaths it caused: Generally known as “self feeding” bottles with a vessel that sits flat and a long

heavy cast iron art nouveau frame with glass dated 1883

Extremely attractive

I can count the number I find in a single year on one hand now