> Anything between 259 and 263 (inclusive) and also lot 227, I'd be happy > to accept as a gift :) Actually, the lace items seem to me to be more > reasonable than some of the stuff we'd seen on E-Bay... > > Did the Prince of Ligne double as the Princess of the same area? > 'cause "his" wardrobe doesn't seem to be very masculine overall... > > - ----- > Tamara P Duvall
In the newspaper they whrite about the sale that the Prince said while laughing, that perhaps the sale will allow him to change the curtains of his castle and he added that there are many curtains and some are enormous (you can see his castle on : http://www.beloeil.be/page4.html or http://www.parcs-jardins.be/beloeil/historique.html ). He also said that he is not interested in earning money, it's just to make place in his attic to put items of clothing from the following generations. The money the sale will bring will be used for the preservation of the castle. The 283 items were principaly sold to museums in Belgium, France, Spain, Brazil, Chili, ... for the total amount of 405 000 euros (the item 74 is been sold for 34 500 euros to a french museum !) Now you know as much as I know :o))) Liduina from a rainy Ath in Belgium. - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
