| Institution field | Value |
|---|---|
Reg No. | Af,B115.6 |
PRN | EPF11318 |
Add ID/s | MISC.B. 21/18~*H6 [Stevens Sales Catalogues] (AOA library shelf mark) |
Titles | |
Object Name/s | catalogue |
Material/s | paper |
Technique/s | printed |
Description (full) | Auction catalogue: J.C. Stevens. Quarto; bound in boards, buckram spine with gold lettering. Text printed in black and white, with handwritten annotations. |
Dimension/s | Height: 20.50 cm~Width: 16.10 cm (closed) |
Producer/s | Printed by: Pettitt & Cox |
Date/s | 1904 |
Prod. Place/s | Printed in: London |
Assoc. Name/s | Made for: Stevens‘ Auction Rooms Ltd |
Assoc. Ethnic Name/s | Associated with: Edo |
Assoc. Place/s | Associated with: Benin City (Lots 661-690) |
Inscription/s | Inscription:~ Inscription details: annotation (inside catalogue, margins) in English~ Inscription quoted: ~ Inscription note: Handwritten in pencil. Purchase prices. |
Curator s Comment/s | J.C. Stevens auction catalogue, Thrid Day‘s Sale, Wednesday 30 November 1904. Objects associated with the Kingdom of Benin as follows: Lots 661-690. pp.34-5. ‘Miscellaneous‘. By jhudson 11 May 2023 |
URL | https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/EA_Af-B115-6 |
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