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Having known the Combes family in 2003, I have been fortunate to have spent many stays at the Château de Garrevagues over the years. The welcome of the family and Marie-Christine especially is out of the extraordinary. She makes everybody feel welcome, at home and always knows how to touch people’s hearts and minds. It is the personality of Marie-Christine as a host that makes a stay at Chateau de Garrevaques an exceptional moment, enjoying the beautiful, well maintained Chateau with all its history and stories and the beautiful surroundings of the Lauragais. To me and my family the Chateau and the Combes Family are home and family. Thank you for all you give to all those that come and go!
Maggie Bergsma
Château de Garrevaques
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1870 - Pendant eyeglass opening by pressing on the clasp.
1910 - Stereoscope and its positive plates (Guilleminot) on the ascent of Mont Blanc by Antoinette Lagorce (Earl Felix de Gineste's wife)
1850 - Napoléon III style tea service
1880 - Earl Henry de Gineste's daughters scrapbook with stickers, greeting cards and childish drawings.
Album, children's notebooks
Silverware with the coat of arms of the Gineste family, cahiers d’enfants
1865 - Octagonal plate with the gineste family coat of arms. (Service ordered in Paris by Mathilde de Gineste after her wedding)
eighteenth century - Hand painted ivory fan
1850 - "Hand screen" (fans) embroidered Napoleon III style
1897- Menu for Lucy de Gineste and Alphonse Maximilien Bazin's wedding on September 25, 1897 in Garrevaques
Early twentieth - Hand-stretched silk screens
1880 - Musicale score of the Garrevaques' Waltz
Nineteenth century - Handkerchiefs embroidered with the initials and coat of arms of the families
1900 - Brush and mirror that probably belonged to Lucy de Gineste
1860 - Napoléon III style sewing kit monogrammed A.O.
1900 - Magic lantern plates to entertain children
1900 - Magic lantern plates to entertain children