Donnelly Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 1920s.

This 4 volume set is undated but likely to have been published in the 1920's with very decorative mottled tan coloured leather spines which feature the neo-classical emblems of the palmette and anthemion with the Imperial Eagle and bee, the latter which Napoleon chose as the emblem to represent the Empire. There are also gilt edged red bands and the title labels are gilt on a green leather ground. The covers are part leather and part marbled paper as are the front and rear paste downs. Published by the renown Parisian publisher Garnier Freres.

All four volumes are in very good antiquarian condition overall although there is some rubbing to the extremities of the paper tot he boards, especially to the corners and the pages internally are aged toned. The gilt to he top edge of the pages is somewhat rubbed and has some marks. Please bear in mind these books are in the original FRENCH text.
The approximate dimensions are 18.5cms high, 12.
Donnelly Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 1920s.
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