Auction Catalogue
Unit
Thomas J. Watson Library sales and auction catalogues
Date
March 18, 1968
Actors
Source actors
Sotheby's
Mentioned actors
Dickson, F. L.
Vérité, Pierre & Suzanne
Schidlof
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Edo designations mentioned

3 items
Ẹroro
Ẹroro
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Bell
Uhunmwu-Ẹkuẹ
Uhunmwu-Ẹkuẹ
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Pendant Mask
Ikoro
Ikoro
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Armcuff
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Institution data

Institution fieldValue
House
Sotheby & Co. (London, England)
Bib #
b15744644
Title
African, Oceanic, American Indian and Pre-Columbian art, Indian sculpture, Tibetan tankas, ancient glass and Islamic pottery, including an important Benin bronze head of an oba
Alt. Title
art and Indian sculpture, ancient glass and Islamic pottery
Year
1968
033 - Date of Sale
19680318
518 - Date of Sale
March 18, 1968
518 - Place of Sale
London
856 - Links
https://www.archive.org/details/africanoceanicam00soth
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