ITALIAN SCHOOL (17th century) "Landscape with soldiers"
Oil on canvas. On the ba…

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ITALIAN SCHOOL (17th century) "Landscape with soldiers" Oil on canvas. On the back, on the frame, label from the Sala Pares in Barcelona. Measurements: 74 x 92 cm.

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ITALIAN SCHOOL (17th century) "Landscape with soldiers"

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Four reference books on design consisting of: Design, The Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, by Paola Antonelli; Provocations, Design from Italy; Italian Furniture Design by Albrecht Bangert; Design in the 19th Century, Museum of Applied Arts Cologne, format max. 4°, minor signs of wear.

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Set of 3 Imari Ewers, Original Japanese Antique Ceramics Set of 3 Imari Ewers: Title: Imari Ewer / Imari Oil Ewer / Imari Oil Ewer Date: c. 1700 / Early 18th Century / Early 18th Century Dimensions: 10.5 x 12.7 cm / 8.5 x 10.4 x 9.3 (including handle) cm / 11.5 x 13.5 cm Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Gilt loss. / Wear consistent with age and use. Minor chip on spout. / Wear consistent with age and use. Loss of some gilded areas. Ref: Arita-2 / Arita-3 / Arita-4

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HIGGS, Henry. The physiocrats: six lectures on the French économistes of the 18th century. London, Macmillan and Co., 1897 8vo. 192x125 mm. Red cloth editorial binding, title and gold fillets on spine. Pages X, 158. Some pages slightly trimmed in margins, otherwise good copy. First edition of Higgs' account of the Physiocratic School, originally delivered as a series of lectures at the London School of Economics in 1896. The English historian of economic thought discusses in a series of lectures delivered at the London School of Economics in 1896 the 18th-century free-market Physiocratic school, its origins, ideas, political and intellectual influence. This book, in addition to his edition of Richard Cantillon's Essai (1931), remains his most extensive work on the subject. 8vo. 192x125 mm. Publisher's binding in red cloth, gilt title and rules on the spine. Pages X, 158. Some trimmed pages on margin, overall a good copy. First edition of Higgs's account of the Physiocratic School, originally delivered as a series of lectures at the London School of Economics in 1896. The English historian of economic thought discusses iin a series of lectures given at the London School of Economics in 1896 the 18th century free market Physiocratic school, its origins, ideas, political and intellectual influence. This book, in addition to his edition of Richard Cantillon's Essai (1931), remains his most extended work on the subject.

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ROBIDA (Albert) - LA NEF DE LUTECE ROBIDA (Albert) - LA NEF DE LUTECE Pour tous pérégrins et gentils homes voyageans es rues du moultviel quartier du Vieux Paris Paris, Imprimerie Lahure, 1900 Un volume In-folio, paperback and untrimmed, 30 pages calligraphed in 15th-century style on parchment paper and illustrated in red and black.

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