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ASIAN ART REFERENCE BOOKS and SELECTIONS from CT LOO LIBRARY 13 September 2012 New York, Rockefeller Plaza ASIAN ART REFERENCE BOOKS AND SELECTIONS FROM CT LOO LIBRARY 13 September 2012 New York, Rockefeller Plaza Lot 801 [LOO, CT, EXHIBITIONS AND SALES] -- ROSTOVTZEFF, M Inlaid Bronzes of The Han Dynasty in the Collection of CT Lo... Price Realized $4,750 Lot 802 [HAN, TANG and SONG DYNASTIES -- EXHIBITION CATALOGUES] -- D'ARDENNE DE TIZAC, H Chinesische Tierplastik und T... Price Realized $1,625 Lot 803 [GERMAN LANGUAGE] -- PERZYNSKI, Friedrich Von Chinas Göttern Reisen in China Munich: Kurt Wolff Verlag, 192... Price Realized $2,500 Lot 804 [SCULPTURE] -- LOEHR, Max Relics of Ancient China from the Collection of Dr Paul Singer New York: The Asia ... Price Realized $1,375 Lot 805 [PAINTINGS] -- WHITE, William Charles Chinese Temple Frescoes A Study of Three Wall-Paintings of the Thirteenth... Price Realized $3,000 Lot 806 [MURALS AND STONE ART] -- WHITE, William Charles Tomb Tile Pictures of Ancient China Toronto: University of... Price Realized $375 Lot 807 [BUDDHIST ART] -- ANESAKI, M Buddhist Art In Its Relation to Buddhist Ideals Boston and New York: Houghton ... Price Realized $56,250 Lot 808 SIRÉN, Osvald Chinese Sculpture from the Fifth to the Fourteenth Century London: Ernest Benn, Limited, 1925 Price Realized $40,000 Lot 809 [OSVALD SIRÉN, WORKS IN FRENCH] -- SIRÉN, Osvald Histoire Des Arts Anciens De La Chine Paris and Brussels: ... Price Realized $30,000 Lot 810 MIZUNO, Seiichi, and Toshio NAGAHIRO Yun-Kang The Buddhist Cave-Temples of the Fifth Century AD in North China<... Price Realized $74,500 Lot 811 [JOURNALS] -- LI, Chi Archaeologia Sinica Number Two Hsiao-T'un (The Yin Shang Site at Anyang, Honan), Volume I... Price Realized $375 Lot 812 [PERIODICALS] -- Far Eastern Ceramic Bulletin Np: Far Eastern Ceramic Group, 1948-1956 9 volumes, 4o... Price Realized $6,250 Lot 813 Archives of the Chinese Art Society of America Volumes I, IV-XI, XIII, XV-XIX New York: The Asia Society, 1... Price Realized $6,875 Lot 814 Artibus Asiae Volumes 1, 8-25 Dresden: Avalun-Verlag Hellerau, 1925-1926; Basel: Kommissionsverlag Braus-Ri... Price Realized $6,250 Lot 815 [CERAMICS] -- Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society London: Various Printers, 1934-1979 Volumes 11-4... Price Realized $4,375 Lot 816 [PERIODICALS] -- Ars Orientalis The Arts of Islam and the East Volumes I, III-IX Baltimore: The Lord Baltim... Price Realized $5,250 Lot 817 [FURNITURE] -- ECKE, Gustav Chinese Domestic Furniture Beijing: Editions Henri Vetch, 1944 Numerous plates ... Price Realized $23,750 Lot 818 [PORTAITS AND BIOGRAPHIES] -- Qingdai xueje huaxiang ["Portraits of the Qing dynasty scholars"] 4 volumes 2... Price Realized $3,750 Lot 819 [CERAMICS, POTTERY, AND SCULPTURE] -- HOBSON, RL, et al Burlington Fine Arts Club Exhibition of Early Chinese P... Price Realized $2,000 Lot 820 NOTT, Stanley Charles Chinese Jade Throughout the Ages A Review of its Characteristics, Decoration Folklore and... Price Realized $35,000 Lot 821 [JADE] -- SALMONY, Alfred Carved Jade of Ancient China Berkeley, California: The Gillick Press, 1938 Numero... Price Realized $4,000 Lot 822 LAUFER, Berthold Chinese Baskets Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History, 1925 4o Numerous phot... Price Realized $2,750 Lot 823 [JADE] LAUFER, Berthold Jade a Study in Chinese Archaeology and Religion Chicago: Field Museum of Natural H... Price Realized $4,375 Lot 824 [BRONZES AND MIRRORS] -- TOMIOKA, Kenzo Kokyo no Kenkyu, A Study of Ancient Mirrors Kyoto: Np, 1920 Photogr... Price Realized $3,500 Lot 825 [BRONZES] -- THOMS, PP A Dissertation on the Ancient Chinese Vases of the Shang Dynasty, from 1743 to 1496, BC<... Price Realized $4,375 Lot 826 [BRONZES] -- SALMONY, Alfred Sino-Siberian Art in the Collection of CT Loo Paris: CT Loo, 1933 4o</SUP...< b> Price Realized $3,250 Lot 827 [BRONZES] -- A Descriptive and Illustrative Catalogue of Chinese Bronzes Washington, DC: The Lord Baltimore... Price Realized $2,500 Lot 828 [BRONZES AND COINS CHINESE] -- Qinding Xiqing gujian ["Catalogue of the Xiqing antiquities"] Np: Maisong sh... Price Realized $12,500 Lot 829 [BRONZES CHINESE] --Tongban Xiqing gujian ["Catalogue of Xiqing antiquities, copper-plate edition"] Np, nd Price Realized $8,750 Lot 830 [EPIGRAPHY CHINESE] -- FENG, Yunpeng and Yuyuan FENG Jin shi suo ["Index of inscription on bronzes and ston... Price Realized $18,750 Lot 831 [BRONZES CHINESE] -- WANG, Fu Bo gu tu ["Catalogue of ancient antiquities"] Np: np, 1772 14 volumes (308 x ... Price Realized $7,500 Lot 832 [EPIGRAPHY CHINESE] -- XUE, Shanggong Lidai zhongding yiqi kuanshi ["Index of inscriptions on bronzes of al... Price Realized $7,500 Lot 833 [BRONZES CHINESE, TAOZHAI] -- DUAN, Fang Taozhai ji jin lu ["Catalogue of bronzes in the Taozhai collection... Price Realized $11,875 Lot 834 [SUMITOMO COLLECTION] -- SUMITOMO, Baron Sen-Oku Sei-Sh, or, The Collection of Old Bronzes of Baron Sumitomo A ... Price Realized $2,750 Lot 835 PELLIOT, M Paul Bronzes Antiques de la Chine Appartenant a CT Loo et cie par M Tco'ou Toö-yi Paris and Brus... Price Realized $5,625 Lot 836 [BRONZES CHINESE] -- Shanghai bowuguan cang qingtongqi ["Bronzes in the Shanghai Museum"] Shanghai: Shangha... Price Realized $1,625 Lot 837 [BRONZES CHINESE] -- RONG, Geng Shang Zhou Yiqi Tongkao Beijing: Harvard- Yenching Institute, 1941 Price Realized $3,750 Lot 838 [EXHIBITION CATALOGUES] -- Chinese Cultural Art Treasures National Palace Museum Illustrated Handbook Beiji... Price Realized $2,125 Lot 839 [CHINESE ART AND ASIAN ART COLLECTIONS] -- TIZAC, H D'Ardenne de L'Art Décoratif Chinois d'après les collection... Price Realized $313 Lot 840 UMEHARA SUEJI Nihon Shucho Shina Kodo Seika; Selected Relics of Ancient Chinese Bronzes from Collections in Jap... Price Realized $63,700 Lot 841 UMEHARA SUEJI Shina Kodo Seika, or Selected Relics of Ancient Chinese Bronzes from Collections in Europe and Am... Price Realized $68,500 Lot 842 [PAINTING] -- Masterpieces of Sung and Yüan paintings Flowers and Animals Np: Jurakusha, nd 2o N... Price Realized $4,375 Lot 843 [PAINTING] -- Zhang Caocao juege Beijing: Jinghua yinshuju, 1927 (367 x 229 mm) Chinese Numerous illustrati... Price Realized $1,063 Lot 844 [PAINTINGS CHINESE] --Ming Ching Shan-Nien Hua Hsuan-Chi Collection of Fan Paintings Shanghai: Np, 1959 Num... Price Realized $2,000 Lot 845 [PAINTING] -- Selected Paintings of The Ming and Ching Dynasties from the Art Museum in Tientsin Beijing, n... Price Realized $6,250 Lot 846 [PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY] -- TOMITA, Kojiro Museum of Fine Arts Boston Portfolio of Chinese Paintings in the M... Price Realized $6,875 Lot 847 [PAINTINGS] -- Illustrated Catalogue of famous Paintings from the great Collection of the Celebrated Connoisseu... Price Realized $5,625 Lot 848 [PAINTING] -- PETRUCCI, Raphaël Encyclopedie de la Peinture Chinoise Paris: Librairie Renouard, 1918 Numero... Price Realized $1,000 Lot 849 STRZYGOWSKI, Josef Asiens Bildende Kunst Augsburg, 1930 4o Original cloth Provenance: CT ... Price Realized $750 Lot 850 [PAINTING CHINESE] --Sekkei dojin sansuisatsu Np, nd (270 x 230 mm) Profusion of photographic reproductions... Price Realized $9,375 Lot 851 [CHINESE PAINTINGS] Shina nanga taisei Ed Kawai, Senro Tokyo: Kobunsha, 1935-1936 Chinese Price Realized $56,250 Lot 852 SIRÉN, Osvald Early Chinese Paintings from AW Bahr Collection London: Chiswick Press, 1938 2o Nu... Price Realized $9,375 Lot 853 ECKE, Gustav Chinese Paintings in Hawaii Honolulu: Academy of Arts, 1965 Price Realized $2,500 Lot 854 The Works of Chinese Painters of the Tang, Sung, Yuan, Ming, and Ching Dynasties in the collection of Ta Feng T... Price Realized $12,500 Lot 855 [PAINTINGS CHINESE] Chang Wan-li and Hu Jen-mou Selected Works of famous Painters in Chinese History Hong K... Price Realized $10,625 Lot 856 [CHINESE PAINTING] -- Songren huace Shanghai: Shanghai yinshu guan, 1935 2 volumes (370 x 323 mm) Chinese N... Price Realized $1,875 Lot 857 [PAINTINGS AND CALLIGRAPHY CHINESE] -- Art of China: Painting Taipei: Zhonghua congshu weiyuanhui, 1955 3 v... Price Realized $5,625 Lot 858 [PAINTINGS CHINESE] Three Hundred Masterpieces of Chinese Painting in the Palace Museum Taichung, Taiwan: ... Price Realized $4,000 Lot 859 Signatures and Seals on Painting and Calligraphy The Signatures and Seals of Artists Connoisseurs and Collector... Price Realized $8,125 Lot 860 [PAINTING] -- FERGUSON, John C Chinese Painting Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1927 8o Nu... Price Realized $2,125 Lot 861 [PORCELAIN] -- Collection of Old Chinese Porcelains formed by George R Davies London: Printed by Geo W Jone... Price Realized $2,500 Lot 862 [CERAMICS AND PORCELAIN] BUSHELL, Stephen W Oriental Ceramic Art, Collection of WT Walters New York, 1899 8... Price Realized $1,063 Lot 863 [HOBSON, RL] -- HOBSON, RL Chinese Pottery and Porcelain London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne: Cassell a... Price Realized $6,000 Lot 864 [EUMORFOPOULOS COLLECTION] HOBSON, Robert Lockhart The George Eumorfopoulos Collection Catalogue of the Chinese... Price Realized $20,000 Lot 865 [EUMORFOPOULOS COLLECTION] -- BINYON, Laurence Catalogue of the Chinese, Corean and Simese Paintings Londo... Price Realized $7,500 Lot 866 YAMANAKA, Sadajiro To-so Seikwa: Select Relics of the T'ang and the Sung Dynasties from the Collections in Euro... Price Realized $4,375 Lot 867 Selected Porcelains from the Collections of The Palace Museum Np: Wen Wu Press, 1962 Price Realized $250 Lot 868 WILLIAMSON, Dr GC The Book of Famille Rose London: Methuen & Co Ltd, 1927 4o Half title, numerou... Price Realized $3,250 Lot 869 [CERAMICS] -- ROORDA, TB, editor Choix D'Objets D'Art D'Extrême Orient Conservés Dans Les Pays Bas Première Sér... Price Realized $1,250 Lot 870 [CERAMICS, POTTERY, AND SCULPTURE] -- UMEHARA, Sueji Select Specimens of the Archaeological Collection in the d... Price Realized $375 Lot 871 [CERAMICS] -- BRANKSTON, AD Early Ming Wares of Chingtechen Beijing: Henri Vetch, 1938 8o Numero... Price Realized $1,000 Lot 872 HASEBE, Gakuji and Seizo HAYASHIYA Chinese Ceramics Tokyo: Mainichi Newspapers, 1971 Price Realized $500 Lot 873 MOSS, Hugh By Imperial Command An Introduction to Ch'ing Imperial Painted Enamels Hong Kong: Hibiya Compan..
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