EUROPEAN, ASIAN ART & ANTIQUES - Session 2

am Freitag, 6. November | 04:00 PM (03:00 PM Lisbon)

Leiloeira Côrte Real

R. de Corte Real,122 4150-230, Porto

Anmeldeschluss am Freitag, 6. November um 02:00 PM

434 Ergebnisse

EUROPEAN, ASIAN ART & ANTIQUES - Session 2

Leiloeira Côrte Real

407 - LELLO UNIVERSAL In two volumes (A–K and L–Z). A Portuguese-Brazilian encyclopedic dictionary, edited by João Grave and Coelho Netto, richly illustrated. Lello & Irmão. Porto. Leather-bound. Water stains, creases, some defects, and one copy has a tear on the spine.

408 - PORTUGUESE COINS DURING THE AGE OF DISCOVERY, 1385–1580 By Alberto Gomes and António Miguel Trigueiros, richly illustrated. Self-published with the support of the Fundação Oriente, Lisbon, 1992. Shows signs of wear.

409 - THE INVENTION OF PORTUGUESE CINEMA By Tiago Baptista, richly illustrated. Tinta-da-China Edições, Lisbon, 2008. Shows signs of wear.

410 - THE VICEROY'S GARDENS: THE BORDER By Cristina Castel-Branco, richly illustrated. ASA Editions, Oceanos, 2008. Shows signs of wear and has moisture stains.

411 - EAST AND WEST IN THE PORTUGUESE INTERIOR By Helder Carita and Homem Cardoso, lavishly illustrated. Copy number 6914, signed by the authors. Published by Livraria Civilização. Shows signs of wear; dust jacket has defects.

412 - NOBLE HOMES OF PORTUGAL By Marcus Binney, with an introduction by Manuel Pedro Rio Carvalho and photographs by Nicolas Sapieha and Francesco Venturi. Difel Editorial, Lda., publisher’s binding. Signs of wear and minor defects on the dust jacket.

413 - SINTRA - THE LANDSCAPE AND ITS FARMSTEADS By José Cornélio da Silva and Gerald Luckhurst, photographs by António Homem Cardoso. “The Spirit of the Place” Collection. Inapa Editions. Signs of use and slight wear on the dust jacket.

414 - HANDICRAFTS OF THE LISBON AND TAGUS VALLEY REGION: A catalog by various authors, richly illustrated. Institute of Employment and Vocational Training, Lisbon and Tagus Valley Regional Office, Lisbon, 1996. Shows signs of wear.

415 - CHRONICLES OF A STUART By Osvaldo de Sousa, lavishly illustrated. Dom Quixote Publications, Lisbon, 1987. Shows signs of wear.

416 - ALBUM OF GLORIES - DRAWINGS BY RAPHAEL BORDALLO PINHEIRO. Texts by João Rialto and João Ribaixo, lavishly illustrated. Volume I. Editorial Fragmentos, Lda., Lisbon, 1989. Shows signs of wear.

417 - PAULA REGO Exhibition catalog featuring the artist’s work at the Tate Gallery and the Belém Cultural Center. Richly illustrated. Tate Gallery Publishing and Livros Quetzal, 1997. Shows signs of wear.

418 - FERNANDO LANHAS Texts by Fernando Guedes and João Fernandes. Published by the Serralves Museum, 2007. Shows signs of wear and has minor imperfections on the spine.

420 - ART DÉCO - BERARDO COLLECTION Catalog of the exhibition “What a Wonderful World,” curated by Mário Alves Roiter at the Casa das Mudas Arts Center—July 9, 2010, to February 27, 2011. Shows signs of wear.

421 - VISTA ALEGRE PORCELANAS Introduction by Borges Macedo; essays by Ilda Arez, Maria Azevedo Coutinho, and others. Richly illustrated. Edições Inapa, 1989. Shows signs of wear and has a minor defect on the dust jacket.

422 - THE FORMS OF THE SPIRIT - SACRED ART OF THE DIOCESE OF BEJA - VOLUME III Scientific direction by José António Falcão, richly illustrated. Department of Historical and Artistic Heritage of the Diocese of Beja, 2003. Shows signs of wear.

423 - THE PORTUENSE WOODCARVING SCHOOL AND ITS INFLUENCE IN NORTHERN PORTUGAL By Natália Marinho Ferreira Alves, richly illustrated. Portucale Collection. Edições Inapa, Lisbon, 2001. Signs of wear.

424 - FAIANÇA FROM THE REAL FÁBRICA DO JUNCAL By Jorge Pereira de Sampaio, photographs by Bernardo Lobo. Richly illustrated. Estar Editora, Lda. Lisbon, 2000. Signs of wear.

426 - ORIENTE MUSEUM, LISBON By Alexandra Curvelo, Fernando António Baptista Pereira, Jacques Pimpaneau, and Carla Alferes Pinto. Fondation BPN Paribas, Fundação Oriente, and Réunion des Musées Nationaux. Signs of wear.

427 - EAST AFRICA AND THE PERSIAN GULF By Pedro Dias, richly illustrated. “Art of Portugal in the World” Collection. Published by Público, 2008. Shows signs of wear.

429 - IN THE AGE OF THE TRADING POSTS - PORTUGUESE ART IN THE AGE OF DISCOVERY Catalog of the exhibition held at the Europália 91 Festival. Comprising two volumes. Secretariat of State for Culture, Portuguese Institute of Museums, and National Museum of Ancient Art, Lisbon, 1992. Signs of wear,

430 - THE FAR EAST by Paul Bonnetain, from the *Le Monde Pittoresque et Monumental* series, richly illustrated. Librairies-Imprimeries Réunies, formerly Maison Quantin, Paris, 1892. Signs of wear, tears, creases, a slightly loose spine, and water stains.

431 - MANUEL ALCINO - TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN PORTUGUESE JEWELRY BY Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa, photography by José Eduardo Cunha. Manuel Alcino & Fºs, Grafiasa, Porto, 2003. Shows signs of use; dust jacket has slight wear.

432 - THE ART OF LUIZ FERREIRA An important bibliographic publication on the distinguished goldsmith from Porto, illustrated with his works, written by D. Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa. Shows signs of wear; the dust jacket has minor defects.

433 - THE ALBERTO SAMPAIO MUSEUM'S JEWELRY COLLECTION By Manuela de Alcântara Santos and Nuno Vassallo e Silva, richly illustrated. Portuguese Institute of Museums, 1998. Signs of wear.

434 - ANTÓNIO FIRMO DA COSTA—A LISBON GOLDSMITH THROUGH HIS WORK Exhibition catalog by Leonor D'Orey, Maria António Pinto de Matos, and José António Proença. Dr. Anastácio Gonçalves House-Museum—Lisbon, IPM, 2000. Shows signs of wear.

435 - TABLEWARE IN PORTUGAL—FROM THE 18TH TO THE 21ST CENTURY By Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa, photography by Eduardo Cunha. Civilização Editora, Porto, 2005. Shows signs of wear.

436 - PORTUGUESE SILVER IN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS: 15TH TO 20TH CENTURIES By Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa, richly illustrated. Livraria Civilização Editora, Porto, 1998. Copy No. 2325. Signs of wear.

437 - THE PORTUGUESE ROYAL TABLEWARE By Leonor D'Orey, a comprehensive study of the royal silverware commissioned by King João V, King José I, and Queen Maria I. Richly illustrated and featuring meticulous graphic design. INAPA Publications, Lisbon, 1991. Publisher’s binding. Signs of wear.

438 - THE ROYAL TABLE OF THE BRAGANÇA DYNASTY By Ana Marques Pereira, richly illustrated. Art History Collection, Edições Inapa, 2000. Shows signs of wear.

439 - THE ORIGINS OF PORTUGUESE FAMILY SURNAMES By Manuel de Sousa. Special edition for the newspaper Correio da Manhã. Sporpress - Sociedade Editorial e Distribuidora, Lda, 2001. Shows signs of wear.

440 - KING MANUEL II: A HISTORY OF HIS REIGN AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE REPUBLIC By Francisco da Rocha Martins, richly illustrated with various engravings. Publisher’s binding; typeset and printed at the ABC Printing Works, Lisbon, 1931. Minor flaws, wear on the back cover, and water stains.

444 - PARÁ IN 1900: THE FOURTH CENTENARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF BRAZIL By various authors, a commemorative publication produced by the State Government. Alfredo Augusto Da Silva Press, Pará, Brazil, 1900. Signs of use, moisture stains, wear and tear on the binding, and small tears.

445 - ARTISTIC ILLUSTRATION 1886 “Weekly Journal of Literature, Arts, and Sciences,” by various authors, Year V, issues 210–259, lavishly illustrated. Montaner y Simon Publishers, Barcelona, 1886. Signs of wear, damage to the spine, moisture stains, and some creases.

446 - LA CUSINIER BOURGEOIS: How to Select, Prepare, and Serve All Kinds of Meat, Poultry, Game, Fish, Lean, and Fatty Cuts...

449 - VARIOUS PRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS Approximately seventy-two featuring works by Portuguese artists. Signs of wear; some have water stains, rust spots, and creases.

450 - THREE PIPES LUIGI VIPRATI "COLLECTION" Made of wood, 925 silver, and other materials. Italy. Comes with original case. Shows signs of use.

451 - THREE PIPES LUIGI VIPRATI "COLLECTION" Made of wood and other materials. Italy. Comes with original case. Shows signs of use.

452 - THREE PIPES LUIGI VIPRATI "COLLECTION" Made of wood, 925 sterling silver, and other materials. Italy. Comes with original case. Shows signs of use.

453 - SAVINELLI AND L'ANATRA "NIRVANA 2001" PIPES Made of wood, 925 sterling silver, and other materials. Comes with original case. Shows signs of use.

454 - ARMELLINI "3RD MILLENNIUM" PIPE AND PIPE SET WITH ACCESSORIES Made of wood, 925 sterling silver, and other materials. Comes with original case. Shows signs of use.

455 - THREE PIPES LUIGI VIPRATI "COLLECTION" Made of wood and other materials. Italy. With original case. Shows signs of use.

456 - ALFRED DUNHILL "BRUYERE" PIPE Made of wood, with an 18Kt English gold band, London hallmarks, and other materials. Made in England. Comes with original case. Shows signs of use.

457 - VARIOUS COINS Made of cupronickel, in denominations of 200, 100, 25, 20, 10, 5, 2.5, 1 escudo, and 50 centavos, eleven commemorative coins and thirty from the Portuguese Republic, minted between 1929 and 1996. Signs of use; some show wear.

459 - ELEVEN 5 ESCUDOS COINS In sterling silver from the Portuguese Republic, minted between 1932 and 1947. Show signs of use; some have wear.

460 - FIVE COMMEMORATIVE COINS In 650 sterling silver, three 20-escudo coins, Inauguration of the Salazar Bridge, 1966, two 50-escudo coins, Centenary of the Birth of Marcelo Carmona, 1969, and 5th Centenary of the Birth of Pedro Álvares Cabral, 1968. Signs of wear.

461 - VARIOUS COINS OF THE PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC Made of cupronickel: eighty-six 2.5-escudo coins and forty-four 5-escudo coins, minted between 1967–1985 and 1973–1986. Signs of wear.

462 - VARIOUS COINS In bronze, cupronickel, and aluminum bronze: one 50-reis coin and thirty-four coins from the Portuguese Republic in denominations of 10, 20, and 50 centavos, and 1, 10, 20, and 25 escudos, minted between 1900 and 1999. Shows signs of wear.

463 - VARIOUS COINS OF THE PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC In alpaca, cupronickel, and bronze: thirty-four 50-centavo coins, twenty-two 2.5-escudo coins, and twenty-three 5-escudo coins, minted between 1929 and 1986. Shows signs of use; some have wear.

464 - EIGHTH COMMEMORATIVE COINS: 500 sterling silver, 500 escudos, Inauguration of the Vasco da Gama Bridge, 1998. Shows signs of use.

465 - FOUR COMMEMORATIVE COINS Made of 500 sterling silver, from the 8-euro collection, issued for Euro 2004. Shows signs of wear.

466 - SEVEN COMMEMORATIVE COINS Made of 500 sterling silver, consisting of 500 escudo coins, four from Macau, 1999, two commemorating the centennial of the death of Eça de Queirós, 2000, and one commemorating the third centennial of the death of Father António Vieira, 1997. Signs of use.

469 - SIX COINS QUEEN MARIA I AND QUEEN MARIA I AND QUEEN PEDRO III In Portuguese sterling silver, 200 Reis coins from the years 1782, 1785, 1788, 1793, 1794, 1798, and 1799. Signs of use, oxidation, and some wear.

471 - THREE COMMEMORATIVE COINS in 500 silver, from the 8-euro collection, issued for Euro 2004. Shows signs of wear.

472 - TWO COMMEMORATIVE COINS: 800 and 835 silver coins, 20 and 10 escudo denominations, from the "Resurgence of Financial Renewal" (1953) and the "Commemoration of the Battle of Ourique" (1928). Signs of wear.

473 - FIVE COINS OF KING PEDRO II, QUEEN MARIA I, AND KING MIGUEL I: Made of Portuguese sterling silver, 50 réis (half tostão), three featuring King Pedro II, one featuring Queen Maria I, and another featuring King Miguel I. Shows signs of use and some wear.

474 - FIVE COINS OF QUEEN MARIA I AND QUEEN MARIA I AND KING PEDRO III In Portuguese sterling silver, two D. Maria I coins of 400 Reis from the years 1798 and 1799, three D. Maria I and D. Pedro III coins of 200 Reis from the years 1779, 1780, and 1781. Signs of wear and slight oxidation.

475 - COIN OF QUEEN MARIA II, made of Portuguese sterling silver, 500 Reis, from the year 1839. Shows signs of wear.

476 - THREE COINS QUEEN MARIA I AND KING PEDRO III In Portuguese sterling silver, 400 Reis, from the years 1779, 1780, and 1781. Signs of wear and slight oxidation.

477 - FOUR COINS OF QUEEN MARIA I, struck in Portuguese sterling silver, in denominations of 400 Reis, from the years 1793, 1795, 1796, and 1797. Signs of use, slight oxidation, and one with slight wear.

478 - THREE COINS QUEEN MARIA I AND KING PEDRO III In Portuguese sterling silver (400 Reis) from the years 1782, 1784, and 1792. Signs of use, some oxidation, and one with slight wear.

479 - COIN OF QUEEN MARIA I, made of Portuguese sterling silver, 400 Reis, from the year 1794. Shows signs of wear and slight oxidation.

480 - COIN OF QUEEN MARIA I, made of Portuguese sterling silver, 400 Reis, from the year 1788. Shows signs of wear and slight oxidation.

481 - COIN OF QUEEN MARIA I AND KING PEDRO III In Portuguese sterling silver, 400 Reis, from the year 1785. Signs of use and slight wear.

482 - COIN OF KING FERNANDO VII / QUEEN MARIA II. Made of Spanish sterling silver, 8 rales, 1819, with a crowned shield mark. Signs of use, slight oxidation, and wear.

483 - "SANTA MARIA" SHIP? Made of wood and other materials, with polychrome decoration. Some flaws and defects.

484 - DEER Sculpture covered in leather and other materials. Minor imperfections and collages.

485 - DOLL CARRIAGE Made of wood, iron, and other materials. Shows signs of wear, has defects, and has been glued.

486 - TWO DOLL HEADS Polychrome biscuit, glass eyes; one marked "Armand Marseille - 390 -A 6M" and the other "Hermann Steiner 5/0," both German. Signs of use; the larger one has minor imperfections.

487 - TWO DOLLS Polychrome biscuit heads, glass eyes, papier-mâché bodies; one marked “Simon & Halbig 7” and the other “390,” German. The bodies show signs of restoration, and the smaller one has flaws.

488 - MAN'S HEAD Carved from wood. Flaws, cracks, and signs of woodworm damage.

489 - NATIVITY SCENE With ten figures, resin sculptures with polychrome and gilded decoration, designed by Giuseppe Armani. Italian. Shows signs of use.

490 - PORTABLE GRAPHONOLE Made of wood, metal, and other materials, by the Vedette brand. Shows signs of wear, oxidation, and defects.

491 - ACCORDION Made of synthetic material and other materials. Hohner brand, Verdi III model. Shows signs of use; has some flaws and defects.

492 - BANJO BANDOLIM Made of various types of wood, metal, and other materials, manufactured by António Duarte Sucessores - Porto. Shows signs of use, slight rust, and some defects.

493 - BOWL Made of glass, with a sterling silver band and a silver "flower" decoration. No marks. Signs of use and slight wear.

494 - PERFUME BOTTLE Made of molded frosted crystal, with a raised "cactus" design and a gilded metal spray nozzle. Marked "Lalique." Slight oxidation and minor defects.

495 - VASE Made of molded crystal, partially frosted, with an embossed "flute" design. Marked "Lalique, France." Shows signs of use.

496 - CANDLE HOLDER Made of molded crystal, partially frosted, with raised decoration featuring "cherub heads." Marked Lalique, France. Shows signs of use.

430 - THE FAR EAST by Paul Bonnetain, from the Le Monde Pittoresque et Monumental series, richly illustrated. Librairies-Imprimeries Réunies, formerly Maison Quantin, Paris, 1892. Signs of wear, tears, creases, a slightly loose spine, and water stains.