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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
May 12, 2016 | Bonhams | London | Fine Japanese Art | 266 | $****** - ****** | A collection of gallery and dealer catalogues from various locations related to Japanese Art |
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Including incomplete runs of the following: Eskenazi (1973-1998), including Japanese Netsuke formerly in the Collection of Dr Robert L. Greene (1973), Japanese Inro from the Collection of E. A. Wrangham (1974), Michael Webb Netsuke (1978), Japanese Netsuke from Private Collections and Michael Webb Netsuke (1980), Japanese Netsuke from the Lazarnick Collection (1990), The Charles A. Greenfield Collection of Japanese Lacquer (Nov 1990), Japanese Netsuke from the Carré Collection (1993), Japanese Netsuke, Ojime and Inro from the Dawson Collection (1997); Barry Davies Oriental Art (1984-2002), including The Robert S. Huthart Collection of Non-Iwami Netsuke (1998); Sydney L. Moss (1974-1993), comprising Netsuke (1974), Eccentrics in Netsuke (1982); Japanese Netsuke: Serious Art (1989), Autumn Guests: Edo Period Painting & Lacquer (1991), Zodiac Beasts and Distant Cousins: Japanese Netsuke for Connoisseurs (1993); Rosemary Bandini (1999 and 2005) comprising Shishi and Other Netsuke: The Collection of Harriet Szechenyi (1999), Japanese Netsuke and Inro (2005); Malcolm Fairley (2003-2008); Bernard Hurtig's Oriental Treasures and Points West (1975-1984); Sagemonoya (1996-2008); Galerie Zacke and Kunsthaus Zacke (gallery/auction house, 1982-2005); duplicates and non-Japanese art related catalogues. (a lot)
