Arnaud (bric-à-brac shop, Paris)
Also known as: chez Arnaud, bric-à-brac
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An antique and bric-à-brac dealer in Paris where Marie and her mother buy two mantelpiece sets (garnitures de cheminée) on 29 September 1874, while furnishing for the winter: «Avec lui nous allons chez Arnaud, bric-à-brac, on y achète deux garnitures de cheminées» (024.0157; «lui» is the cab-driver they hire by the day, 024.0156). The Mon Journal t.4 index: «Arnaud, magasin d'antiquités, 161». The address is not given.Not to be confused with
Arnaud de l'Ariège («Arnaud», «Joseph», 1879-1882), Marie's later admirer.Most of this glossary was researched with the help of AI language models and checked against the sources cited; mistakes are possible. If you spot one, please report it with the button at the top of the page.