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The Reference Library of Jonny’s Antiques – Part I Online Auction

April 28, 2016

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LOT 40

Lot 40

Netsuke and Japanese Art (11 volumes)

Netsuke and Japanese Art (11 volumes)
Lot 40 Details
Netsuke and Japanese Art (11 volumes)

Jonas, F.M., Netsuké
Bushell, Raymond, The Netsuke Handbook of Ueda Reikichi
Bushell, Raymond, Collectors’ Netsuke
O’Brien, Mary Louise, Netsuke A Guide for Collectors
Watson, William, The Great Japan Exhibition Art of the Edo Period 1600-1868
Macintyre, Michael, The Shogun Inheritance Japan and the Legacy of the Samurai Prints from the Sir Edmund Walker Collection
Swann, Peter, The Art of Japan
McKee, Daniel, Colored in the Year’s New Light Japanese Surimono from the Becker Collection
Waterhouse, David, Images of Eighteenth-Century Japan Ukiyoe
Heineken, Ty & Kiyoko, Tansu Traditional Japanese Cabinetry
Neuer, Roni & Yoshida, Susugu, Ukiyo-e 250 Years of Japanese Art

Estimate $30-$50

Realised: $228
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

CONDITION DETAILS

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