An edition of Rare old velvets; important majolica (1932)

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American Art Association, Anderson Galleries
Language
English
Pages
91

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Vitall Benguiat, Leopold Benguiat
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Rare old velvets; important majolica
1932, American Art Association, Anderson Galleries
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Edition Notes

Sale code: 3997.

XVI-XVIII century damasks, brocades and embroideries.

Cover title: Fine textiles, Italian majolica.

Lancour: 5903.

Place of sale: New York.

Date of sale: Nov. 10-12, 1932.

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New York
Other Titles
Fine textiles, Italian majolica collected by V. & L. Benguiat.

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91 p.
Number of pages
91

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OL33205501M
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rareoldvelvetsim00amer
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171474838

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