[MASSIALOT, François]. Le cuisinier royal et bourgeois qui a - Lot 33

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[MASSIALOT, François]. Le cuisinier royal et bourgeois qui a - Lot 33
[MASSIALOT, François]. Le cuisinier royal et bourgeois qui apprend à ordonner toute sorte de repas, et la meilleure manière des ragoûts les plus à la mode et les plus exquis. Ouvrage très utile dans les familles, et singulièrement nécessaire à tous maîtres d'Hôtels, et écuyers de cuisine". Paris, ed. by Charles de Sercy, 1693 on the title page and 1692 on the colophon!printing house of Laurent Rondet, second revised and corrected edition, very small in-12, bound in modern cream-colored full parchment, gilt title under gilt filleting on early 18th-century burgundy morocco title-piece glued to smooth spine, modern cream-colored "swanskin" endpapers (fine leather glued to paper), red headband, trimmed edges, 20th-century binding, (20) - 505 - (45) - 5 bl.) pp, illus. by numerous bands, lettrines, culs-de-lampe and 1 vignette "two crossed hands holding a medallion "CDS" and decorations on the title page, contents : preface - table des repas et instructions - royal privilege - le cuisinier royal et bourgeois qui apprend à ordonner toute sorte de repas, et la meilleure manière des ragoûts les plus à la mode et les plus exquis - instruction en forme de dictionnaire - table des mets, EX-LIBRIS by Charles Fauvelle in oval cachet on title page, pages 11 and 169 and handwritten Ex-Libris in old black ink on page facing title page, Ref. Vicaire 574. François Massialot (1660 - 1733) was a "officier de bouche" with a well-established reputation, which enabled him to manage the kitchens of the King's brother and some of the great lords of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. His first work, presented here, is divided into two parts, including a dictionary, aimed primarily at professional cooks. A table of dishes is included at the end of the volume. The first edition dates from June 28, 1691. Our edition, the second, was printed at the end of 1692. A very fine copy, both in terms of binding and paper. Two bookplates that I cannot identify! All pages complete! Very RARE second edition. Binding and paper in very good condition, with a few small scattered freckles and smudges from the ink used to sign Gaby's name on the title page.
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