Auction Catalogue
Unit
Thomas J. Watson Library sales and auction catalogues
Date
March 3, 1975
Actors
Source actors
Palmeira Auction Room
Mentioned actors
Beasley, Irene Marguerite
Beasley, Harry Geoffrey
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Objects Mentioned

1 objects
Bell
Registration number
Af1979,01.4757
British Museum
Edo designations
Ẹroro

Edo designations mentioned

2 items
Ẹroro
Ẹroro
Related english designations
Bell
Ẹkpẹtin
Ẹkpẹtin
Related english designations
Chest
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Thomas J. Watson Library sales and auction catalogues
Date
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Thomas J. Watson Library sales and auction catalogues
Date
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Institution data

Institution fieldValue
House
Graves Son & Pilcher
Bib #
b16530676
Title
Ethnographic & Tibetan art
Alt. Title
The collection of Tibetan ritual art, Oceanic, Haida, Eskimo, Benin, Maori and Asian artifacts
Year
1975
033 - Date of Sale
19750303
518 - Date of Sale
1975-03-03 00:00:00
518 - Place of Sale
Brighton
500 - Notes
Sale held at Palmeira Auction Room, 38 Holland Road, Hove
856 - Links
https://www.archive.org/details/ethnographictibe00grav
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