A collectors library, part 6. (18 volumes)
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Comprising;The Chinese Pavillion at Drottningholm, Stockholm 1972. Chinese Export Porcelain, Chine de Commande from the Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels, 1989. Netsuke, Östasiatiska Museet, 1999-2000. Ostindiska Kompaniet, Tore Frängsmyr, 1976. Masterpieces of Chinese Export Porcelain from Mattahedeh Collection in the Virignia Museum, David Howard and John Ayers. 1980. Chinese Export Porcelain, standard patterins and forms, 1780 to 1880. Herbert Peter and Nancy Schiffer. 1975. The Legacy of the Ming, Ceramic Finds from the Site of Ming Palace in Nanjing. 1996. Från Kina till Europa, Jan Wirgin, 1998. Blue & White Chinese Porcelain around the World, John Carswell, British Museum 2000. Ostindisk porselen i Norge, Johanne Huitfeldt, Oslo 1993. Chinese Export Art in the Eighteenth Century, Margaret Jourdain and R Soames Jenyns, 1967. Ostindiefararen Götheborgs porslinslast, Wästfelt, Gyllensvärd, Weibull, 1990. Chinese pottery and porcelain, Traidtional Chinese Arts and Culture, Li Xhiyan and Cheng Wen, Beijing 1984. Dragon Motifs on Chinese Porcelain. National Palace Museum, 1983. Chinese porcelain, Imported by the Swedish East India Company, Gothenburg Historical Museum, Stig Roth, 1965. Porslin, fajans och annan keramik på Skokloster. 1990. Mästare från Mittens rike, Kinesiskt Måleri och Kalligrafi ur John M Crawford Jr samling, New York. 1965. Den blå draken, en utställning av kinesiskt konsthantverk fårn Shanghai Museum, Röhhska Museet, Göteborg, 1995. Blomsterspråk, Mette Siggstedt, Stockholm 1986.
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Provenance
Property of a private Swedish collector, long term member of the Swedish Oriental Ceramics Society, who started to collect in the early 1980's.