Cosmin Vasile
Junior Numismatic, Antiques & Militaria Appraisal Office
339. Lot consisting of two postcards sent by Ion Niculescu Dorobanțu to Pia Pillat, 1909
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339. Lot consisting of two postcards sent by Ion Niculescu Dorobanțu to Pia Pillat, 1909
Not sold
Post-auction price
EUR 125
8.5 x 13.5 cm (both)
The lot consists of the following pieces:
1. Postcard printed in Germany, with an Easter theme, circulated from Bucharest to Paris in April 1909, sent by Ion Niculescu Dorobantu Pia Pillat. Ion Niculescu Dorobantu was the son of the liberal politician Ilie Niculescu Dorobantu, the husband of Tatiana Bratianu, one of the daughters of the president of the National Liberal Party, Ion C. Bratianu. Pia Pillat was the daughter of Maria Bratianu, also one of Ion C. Bratianu's daughters, and older sister of Tatiana. Maria Pillat married Ion Pillat and their son was the poet who had the same name as his father's. The sender of the postcard, then a child, was wishing his aunt a Happy Easter. The postcard retains its stamp and postmarks.
2. Postcard printed by the C. Sfetea publishing house in Bucharest, after a photographic cliché made by Alexandru Bellu, with a rural theme, circulated from Bucharest to Paris in March 1909, sent by Ion Niculescu Dorobantu Pia Pillat. Includes thanks for a letter received. The postcard retains its stamp and postmarks.
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