La Cuisine de France - Mapie Countess de Toulouse-Lautrec - 1964 Book Club Edition Isabel Callvert these two will become easily

these two will become easily indispensable for all your cooking and serving needs

initially here in the Vintage Kitchen we thought that the art-deco style insignias just below the rim might have been some sort of identification clue as to the provenance of the bowl

- Each plate is marked France on bottom

Small address sticker containing name of previous owner on inside endpaper

La Cuisine de France - Mapie Countess de Toulouse-Lautrec - 1964 Book Club Edition Isabel Callvert these two will become easilyGood cooking is accomplished only by love; love of one's husband, of one's children, and of one's friends. Mapie,1964 {HISTORY} Don't be dissuaded by the rather plain and straightforward dust jacket of this vintage 1964 French cookbook. So many fascinating things swirl around it. We'll begin with the most obvious first the author's name Mapie Countess de Toulouse Lautrec. She was the wife of the nephew of Henri Toulouse Lautrec, the famous French