In 1941, Elsie de Wolfe (Lady Mendl) and her husband Sir Charles Mendl were forced to leave their house “The Villa Trianon” at Versailles when the Nazis occupied Paris. Wanting to be with the royalty of America, the movie stars, Elsie and Sir Charles purchased a home in Beverly Hills and named it “After ...

ASIN, ‎B0006AMUSY. Publisher, ‎Harper & Brothers; First Edition (January 1, 1935). Language, ‎English. Hardcover, ‎278 pages. Item Weight, ‎1 pounds.

Elsie de Wolfe also known as Lady Mendl, was an American interior decorator who also authored The House in Good Taste. A rare item indeed. Learn more about this ...

"After All: The Autobiography Of Cosmopolitan Society's Most Famous Personage" 1935 DE WOLFE, Elsie $1,600. "After All: The Autobiography Of Cosmopolitan ...

Author, Elsie De Wolfe ; Edition, illustrated, reprint ; Publisher, Arno Press, 1935 ; Original from, the University of Virginia ; Digitized, May 5, 2008.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1935. Hardcover. Very Good. Third edition. Bright green cloth with navy blue and gilt decoration on front board and spine.

by Elsie de Wolfe, was an American interior decorator, Former OWNER STAMP back blank endpaper, Inner DJ Flap .50 ,nominal author of the influential 1913 book " ...

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Excellent copy of this important autobiography. This is the British copy printed in London. Scarce. OCLC: 3475351. Price: $325.00.