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Fine antique signed letter in French from Princess Elisabeth Esperovna Trubetskoy (1834-1907), written on her personal stationery embossed with LT surmounted by a crown (Lise Trubetskoy), she was a Russian noblewoman known for her influential salon in Paris during the second empire, where she played a role in Franco-Russian diplomatic relations in the 1870s.
"Brussels
I forgot to ask you, dear
Prince, whether the porter
properly informed you
about a circumstance
to which I attach
little importance,
but to which
my daughter is very attached—
Taga – I have not…
yet had the opportunity
to arrange the whole
lower part of the
residence, and I
do know, however, that
Princess Lise had me
included on
the lists sent to
S. Elysée –
I would very much like
to know whether it is
an omission or
a misunderstanding?
It is always good
to know these things
quite exactly.
Receive, dear Prince,
my most affectionate
regards.
Princess
Lise Troubetskoy
29 November"
Size: 11 x 18 cm approx
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Sub-Type: Royalty
Type: Historical
Signed: Yes
Object: Signed Letters
Country/Region of Manufacture: Russian Federation