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Lot 16
NIUWEIDAO DOUBLE SWORD | CHINA, CHINESE | Country: China / Tibet | Date: 19th century | Condition: excellent | Lot information | Originating from Tibet and China, the niuweidao double sword is a traditional martial weapon that features curved, single-sharpened blades housed together in a single scabbard. This type of sword was popular with warriors and practitioners of the martial arts as it allowed both blades to be quickly drawn and simultaneously used in combat.The blades have distinct grooves and are engraved with markings, likely related to the weapon's workshop or origin. The hilts are covered in stingray skin for better grip, with brass fittings at the ends, with one sword having a rounded pommel and the other a disc-shaped tip. The scabbard is wooden, covered with stingray skin and decorated with brass mounts with engraved ornaments. | Dimensions | Length: 96.6 cm | Blade length: 66 cm | Blade width: 39.3 mm | Weight: 1,7 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.
Lot 507
Tibetan copper kettle with pewter interior and gilded copper box with lid decorated with filigree and pieces of turquoise and coral, Tibet, early 20th centuryTibetaanse koperen ketel met binnenste in tin en vergulde koperen doos met deksel versierd met filigraan en stukjes turkoois en koraal, Tibet, vroeg 20e eeuwH 10 - 26 cm
Lot 10
CHINA. TIBET. Ganden Phodrang, 1642-1959. Silver Rupee, ND (1911-33). Chengdu Mint. Szechuan-Tibet trade issueY-3.2: Ag .700 to .740; issued from 1911-1916 and 1930-1933; Chengdu MintObv: Guangxu left wearing cap, imitating the British Indian Rupee of Queen Victoria. Rev: four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left with flower in the centre, all surrounded by floral wreath. Edge milled.About Extremely Fine.Reference: Y-3.2; L&M-35.Weight: 11.32 g.Composition: Silver.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.
Lot 107
(A. & C. Black 20 Shillings series) A. Henry Savage Landor Tibet & Nepal First edition, original embossed decorative cloth, a little rubbed with some staining to back strip, gift inscription and stamp to ffep, 75 full page tissue guarded colour plates and folding panorama at rear, a good to very good copy of an increasingly scarce work, A. & C. Black, London, 1905.
Lot 790
Cigarette cards, Interesting selection 32 cards, including Taddy (5) Natives of World, Sports Pastimes, Coronation Series (all 3 gd), Actresses With Flowers (crease), Footballer (stain on front), Players England Naval Heroes narrow descriptive (5, fair/gd), Wills Ships (10) Brown back (5) & Wills on front (5) (gd,) BAT Actresses ALWICS, (green unbranded backs, 10, gd), Smith Races of Mankind caption on front, Lama of Tibet (gd/vg), HC Lloyd Actresses & Boer War Celebrities (1, corner crease) (mixed conditions as described above)
Lot 152
A CARVED POWDER FLASK AND FLINT POUCH, TIBET, 19TH CENTURY ◉ the flask of carved horn in the form of a makara, with relief decoration including a lotus mandala, a scorpion, a frog and a stupa, brass mount, later wood stopper, strung with square cloth pads, the pouch of leather with brass repousse cover inlaid with a coral, brass and white metal mounts, silk cloth attachment, 16cm long (horn); 7 x 11.5 x 3cm (pouch) (2)Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOAS Both worn with some damage and losses through use, stopped to flask replaced
Lot 147
A GROUP OF THIRTEEN SMALL BUDDHIST PAINTINGS OF DEITIES, TIBET, CIRCA 1900 six painted on cloth, the remainder on paper, each identified in Tibetan on the reverse with translations in English, 10.5 x 8.5cm each approx., together with a Silk Brocade Thang-ka Mount, China and Tibet, with silk straps, pole and silk cover, 130 x 71cmProvenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASTsaklis mostly good, Silk mount slightly stained and worn
Lot 157
A RITUAL SKULL BOWL (KAPALA), TIBET, 19TH CENTURY mounted in profusely decorated chased and repousse silver, the underside revealing the skull carved with Buddhist mantras in Tibetan script, the cover and stand of later manufacture in white metal, set with coloured glass, the lid with handle in the form of a vajra, the stand of pierced triangular form, 27cm highProvenance: Van Hamm Auctions, Cologne, 3 December 2015, lot 2144: Private collection, Austria. The catalogue states that Heinrich Harrer was mediator in the acquisition of this object. Heinrich Harrer was a mountaineer and writer, who was renowned for his escape from the British Authorities in the Indian Himalayas after the outbreak of the Second World War. After various escapes, he arrived in Tibet in 1946, where he was employed by the authorities as translator and photographer. He wrote about this time in his book, Seven Years in Tibet (1952). Kapala a little worn and dented, otherwise good, stand and lid with minor dents, otherwise good
Lot 158
TWO SMALL SILVER RITUAL THUNDERBOLTS (DORJE), TIBET, 18TH/19TH CENTURY one with waisted double lotus handle with fourfold stylised bolts issuing from miniature makaras, the other with eightfold forked bolt terminating in bud finial at either end, 9.5cm long each approx.Both with slight wear, overall good
Lot 148
A TANTRIC MANUSCRIPT, TIBET, PROBABLY LATE 19TH CENTURY black ink on horizontally oriented loose folios, highlights and significant words in red, the title page illuminated, in carved wood covers, 64 folios, 7.8 x 31cmThe title is gzhi khro bar do thos grol gyi dbu phyogs ("The first part of the "gzhi khro bar do thos grol" : literally: "That which (when read out) liberates on being heard those in the intermediate state between peace and passion, i.e. those who have recently died but have not yet passed into nirvana"). The text is related to the 100 Peaceful and Wrathful Deities (shitro, zhi khro) and Liberation Through Hearing in the Bardo/Bardo Thödrol, or Tibetan Book of the Dead. Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOAS Folios heavily thumbed with wear and discolouration especially around edges, covers slightly chipped
Lot 143
A THANG-KA DEPICTING LHA-MO ON HER MULE, TIBET, 19TH CENTURY pigment with gold on cloth, the fierce goddess brandishing a staff with vajra finials, riding her mount through a blood red river, flanked by a figures of Simhavaktra, figures of bodhisattvas and dakinis above and below, painted red and yellow borders, black cloth mount, plain wood pole, 52 x 37cm (painting); 86 x 54cmProvenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASPainting darkened by smoke, with creases and paint losses, mount somewhat frayed
Lot 151
A THANG-KA DEPICTING LHA-MO ON HER MULE, TIBET, 19TH CENTURY pigment on cloth, riding through a hilly landscape amidst billowing flames, silk brocade mount, 34 x 28cm (painting); 65 x 46cm (with mount)Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASPainting creased with some losses, smoke blackened, mount somewhat stained and frayed
Lot 156
A BLACK GROUND THANG-KA DEPICTING MAHAKALA, TIBET, 18TH/19TH CENTURY pigment with gold on cloth, the dharmapala with fiercesome expression, standing on a corpse surrounded by flames, holding chopper and skull bowl, a siddha and lama above, further figures of lamas, dakinis and other deities on either side and in the foreground, later cloth mount, 102 x 110cmFor a similar painting in the British Museum, see inv. no.1949,1112,0.1 (Zwalf 1981, pl.41, p.82) Has been remounted on board with Japanese brocade fabric surround. Retouched creases with flaking throughout. One or two areas of retouched abrasions.
Lot 154
A THANG-KA DEPICTING BUDDHA, TIBET, LATE 18TH CENTURY pigment with gold on on cloth, the central figure of Buddha seated on a lotus throne within a shrine in a hill landscape, devotees flanking the wheel of the law in front, standing figures of the bodhisattvas Padmapani and Vajrasattva respectively on either side, surrounded by numerous other figures of bodhisattvas, lamas, devotees and dharmapalas, including, at the top, the five tathagatas, and, at the bottom, figures of Lha-mo and Beg-tse, in composite silk and metal thread brocade mount, splash dyed silk cover, cotton lining and plain wood pole, inscriptions including mantras in Tibetan script on the reverse, 74 x 48.5cm (painting), 144 x 65cm (including mount)Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASA few oily stains as visible in image, one or two small holes and creasing. Original mount and cover somewhat worn and frayed.
Lot 146
A GROUP OF TEA BOWLS, TIBET, CIRCA 1900 ◉ comprising three jade bowls with engraved brass lotiform stands and domed lids, the latter with coral handle, and three wood bowls, two lined with sheet silver, 15cm high (bowls with stand and lid); 5.5cm high (largest wood bowl)Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASWood bowls with dented and scratched silver lining, jade bowls with minor cracks, stands slightly dented
Lot 145
A THANG-KA DEPICTING TARA, TIBET, 19TH CENTURY pigment on cloth, the Buddhist goddess seated on an elaborate throne in lalitasana, a figure of a lama above, plain black cotton mount, 44.5 x 29cm (painting); 73 x 45cm with mountProvenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASCreased in one or two places with small holes and paint loss, somewhat smoke stained
Lot 140
A PALA GILT WOOD MODEL OF THE MAHABODHI SHRINE, BODH GAYA, INDIA, CIRCA 11TH CENTURY of tall, tapered form, square section, the basement shrine with rectangular opening, the three niches on the other sides with standing figure of Tara, a seated figure of Buddha and a seated figure of Manjusri, the seven storied shikara above with miniature niches containing forms of the Buddha, flanked by subsidiary niches on the corners with Buddha and stupa images, surmounted by separately carved kalasa finial resting on an amlaka, mounted, 46cmProvenance: Formerly private collection, BangkokThis lot is sold with a radiocarbon test report from Rafter Radiocarbon Laboratory, New Zealand, affirming a mid-11th century date.A number of models of the temple at Bodhgaya, probably made for pilgrimes, where the Buddha reached enlightenment, have been found in Tibet, Nepal, Burma, and North India, most are attributed to the 11th-12th century. Examples in stone are at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, (2006.218), the Museum of Fine Art, Boston (47.1343), the British Museum (1922,1215.7) and the Rubin Museum, New York (F.1996.29.3 (HAR506)). Lower section with repaired breaks, cracks still visible, gilding worn throughout with mostly minor chips and losses, finial with chips and losses.
Lot 150
A THANG-KA DEPICTING MONKS IN A MONASTERY, NEPAL OR TIBET, MID-20TH CENTURY pigment on cloth, the scene of stylised form, framed by red and yellow borders, a mantra inscribed on the reverse, 59 x 45cmProvenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASFrayed edges, minor rubbing and staining
Lot 153
A THANG-KA DEPICTING BUDDHA, TIBET, 19TH CENTURY pigment with gold on cloth, the central figure seated on a lotus emerging from a pool in a hilly landscape, surrounded by numerous figures of lamas and arhats, four lokapalas along the bottom, the reverse with long Tibetan inscription in black ink, with mantras in red Tibetan and Lantsa script, cotton and silk brocade mount, with applique silk embroidered roundel at the bottom, fragmentary block printed silk cover, 68.5 x 45.5cm (painting); 117 x 73cm (with mount)The text on the reverse is a series of consecrations. Om ah hum, the standard consecration mantra of the enlightened body, speech and mind appears numerous times concerning the crowns, throats and hearts of the figures, including the main figure of Buddha along with other verses and mantras. Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOAS Slight creasing in places with minor paint loss, mount slightly frayed, silk cover detached and fragmentary
Lot 144
A THANG-KA DEPICTING AMITAYUS, TIBET, 19TH CENTURY pigment with gold on cloth, the red figure of the Buddha seated on a raised lotus throne, wearing gold brocade robes, flanked by standing figures of Padmapani and Vajrasattva, silk and gilt thread brocade mount, splash dyed silk cover, plain wood poles, 39 x 26cm (painting); 75 x 46cm 9with mount)Provenance: From the collection of the late Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf (1909-1995), ethnologist and professor of Anthropology at SOASPainting creased with some paint loss, smoke stained, mount slightly faded and stained
Lot 259
Littledale, St. George R. "A Journey Across Tibet, From North to South, and West to Ladak - from the Geographical Journal for May 1896" bound, half leather, rubbed, five photo ills., three maps, article from The Royal Geographical Society pastedown verso title page, inscribed and signed 'The Rev. H W. Moss from his old pupil St. George Littledale', "A Journey Across The Pamir From North to South" proceedings of the The Royal Geographical Society and Monthly Record of Geography January No. 1892, one folding coloured map, bound, half leather, shelf wear to the boards of both vols., inscribed and signed inside front board 'The Rev. H W. Moss from his old pupil St. George Littledale', shelf wear to both vols, gilt titles to the backstrips (2)
Lot 265A
A Chinese export silver un-marked, possible 20th century Tibet, the front decorated with figure in an open landscape, shield cartouche with engraved scrolled initials F.C.T, the reverse decorated with a dragon amongst the clouds, and four character marks- May you have a prosperous New Year, 10.3x7cms. (3.9x2.7ins.), 114.5gms. (3.6ozs.)
Lot 359
Tibet.- Turner (Capt. Samuel) An Account of an Embassy to the Court of the Teshoo Lama, in Tibet, second edition, folding engraved map, 13 engraved plates, one folding of scripts, some light foxing and soiling, mostly to text, folding map with a few small stains and creased at edge, contemporary sprinkled calf, gilt arms of Military Depot to upper cover, spine gilt with roan labels (chipped), rubbed, croners and spine ends a little worn, upper joint repaired, lower split, 4to, 1806.*** The first eye-witness report on Tibet and Bhutan to be published in English.
Lot 556
Fosco Maraini signed Secret Tibet hardback book. Signed on inside front page. Some knocks to dustjacket. Est. £ Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 199
A BRONZE STATUE OF BUDDHA BHAISAJYAGURU | TIBET (CHINA / CHINESE 19.-20. CENTURY) | 19.-20. century | height: 12 cm, height without base: 9 cm, height of base: 3 cm, width: 8 cm, weight: 394 g | provenance: JUDr. Matouš Mandl (1865-1948), Czech lawyer and politician, mayor of Pilsen, art collector | Lot description |A hand-chiseled bronze statuette depicting Bhaisajyaguru Buddha, known as the "Healing Buddha" or "Medicine Buddha". He sits in the lotus position (padmasana) on a richly decorated plinth with motifs of lotus leaves.He holds a bowl of medicinal nectar in his left hand, the right hand is in a gesture of donation (varadamudra), holding a medicinal herb between his fingers. | Bidders are requested to inquire about the condition of the lot prior to the auction. Any complaints will be disregarded. |
Lot 299
A Thang-ka depicting Buddha, Tibet, 18th or 19th century, pigment on cloth, seated on a lotus throne on raised plinth, a shrine under a cloudy sky behind, mantras in Tibetan script on the reverse, Chinese silk brocade mount, image size of painted picture 75cm x 45cm Provenance: The property of a Gentleman and by family descent 清十八/十九世紀 彩繪唐卡拍品來源：英國私人紳士收藏 Condition Report: extensive creasing to picture and silk and brocade torn with staining and wearsee additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 1053
Group of assorted books on the topic of Asian art including the art from Japan, Tibet, China, Persia, and more.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.(Shipping dimensions) height: 16 in x width: 32 in x depth: 16 1/2 in.Condition: Wear throughout as expected from age and use. Books not checked for notes, soiling, or losses. Books are sold as-is.
Lot 746
Large neck ring from the Miao Guizhou Jianhe area. Comprised of three bibs with V-shaped motifs. Connected at the top via twisted wire and wire wrapped aglets. All three sections soldered together at the top. On a custom stand.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 49.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.(With stand) height: 21 in x width: 18 1/2 in x depth: 3 in. Weight of necklace: 1,200.6 g.Condition: Wear throughout including tarnishing. Some accretions along to recessed areas.
Lot 748
Ornate Miao headdress, potentially a bridal crown of alpaca festival crown. Comprised of a repousse metal lower register of figures riding alpacas and a central dragon motif, suspending conical silver pendants. The upper register features a central floral motif, flying dragons, other flowers, sunbursts, and bird motifs. The top mounted with an ornate garden of three dimensional flowers and over those a branch of further florals upon which three large bird and three smaller birds sit. On a custom stand.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 25.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Height: 22 in x width: 12 in x depth: 14 in. Gross weight: 1,388.2 g.Condition: Wear throughout consistent with age and use including tarnishing. Some dents, likely original to the artistic process. Dust and debris gathered throughout.
Lot 741
Pair of earrings comprised of a swirled ear loop and wrapped with silver wire, suspending nine conical motifs. From the Dong culture of Guizhou. This style of earring is a hallmark of the Dong style and is featured on the Chinese 1 yuan banknote.See: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Mnorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 75.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Diameter: 2 3/4 in. Gross weight: 42.3 g.Condition: Some dents to the body of the piece, some tarnishing. Components firmly attached.
Lot 740
Large earrings comprised of draw wire spiraled into a snake motif (generally associated with fertile soil in this culture), with the head swirling and arching to make a loop for over the ear. From the Miao culture of Ludian, Guizhou.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 77.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.(Each) Length: 6 in x width: 4 in x depth: 1/8 in. Gross weight: 193.6 g.Condition: Some tarnishing, accretions to the recessed areas.
Lot 743
Pair of earrings from the Dong or Miao (Guizhou or Danzhai area). Of cylindrical form with fine filigree work on the front and back.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 79.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.(Each) Height: 1/2 in x diameter: 1 in. Gross weight: 24.9 g.Condition: Tarnishing, accretions to the filigree, some connections gaps to the filigree (likely part of the artistic process). Some dents to the rims and internal cylinder section.
Lot 973
Group of two books covering the subjects of Southwestern Chinese Hmong and Miao textiles and silver art. Including:"The Art of Silver Jewelry: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia, and Tibet; the Rene van der Star Collection," Italy: Skira Editions, 2006."Writing with Thread: Traditional Textiles of Southwest Chinese Minorities; a Special Exhibition from the Collection of Huang Ying Feng and the Evergrand Art Museum in Taoyuan, Taiwan," Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Art Gallery, 2009.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.(Shipping dimensions, approximately) Height: 12 1/4 in x width: 10 1/4 in x depth: 2 in.Condition: Light wear throughout, as expected from age and use.
Lot 745
Fine metal bracelet comprised of drawn and twisted silver wire, further twisted into a complex pattern and wrapped at the ends. From the Miao culture of Guizhou.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 107.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Inner diameter: 2 3/4 in. Gross weight: 71.8 g.Condition: Some tarnishing, no accretions or breaks to the metal work.
Lot 747
Ornate Miao headdress, potentially a bridal crown of alpaca festival crown. Comprised of a fine embroidered and pleated textile cap, upon which is mounted a repousse metal register of figures riding alpacas and a central dragon motif, suspending conical silver pendants. The register is also accented with repousse flowers or suns on springs. The top mounted with an ornate garden of three dimensional flowers and six long-tailed birds, all suspending pendants. On a custom stand.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 25.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Height: 18 1/2 in x width: 11 in x depth: 14 in. Gross weight: 982.5 g.Condition: Wear throughout consistent with age and use including tarnishing. Some dents, likely original to the artistic process. There are a few losses to the chime-like elements along the circumference of headdress. There is a loss to the muzzle of one of the donkey figures. Dust and debris gathered throughout.
Lot 744
Back ornament from the Dong or Miao (Guizhou or Zhaoxing area). Comprised of a two connected spirals representing the never ending cycle of life. the center connecting the two spirals attached on either side to a loop of cable link chain terminating on toggles made from a 20 cent silver coin of the Manchurian provinces.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 100.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Length: 22 in. Gross weight: 162.4 g.Condition: Some tarnishing and wear, particularly to the coin toggles. Some of the chain links pulling apart.
Lot 739
Counter balance back ornament from the Dong culture of Guizhou. In the form of a 14 sided die with a large loop. Stamped on four surfaces with a silversmith's maker's mark.For a similar example see: Rene van der Star, et al., "The Art of Silver Jewellery: From the Minorities of China, the Golden Triangle, Mongolia and Tibet," p. 97.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Height: 2 1/2 in x width: 1 1/2 in x depth: 1 1/2 in. Gross weight: 297.5 g.Condition: General wear and imperfections, perhaps part of the original casting process. Some tarnishing, accretions, particularly to the recessed area near the loop.
Lot 1190
GeografieBücher und Panoramen (Konvolut 26 Stück)18.-20. Jahrhundertzwischen 16° (12 x 9,5 cm) und Lex. 8° (28 x 21,5 cm)Geschäftsauflösung Wolfdietrich Hassfurther1. Eine Blume aus dem goldenen Lande, oder Los Angeles, Prag, Heinr. Mercy, 1878;2. H. Kletke, Alexander von Humboldt’s Reisen in Amerika und Asien. Eine Darstellung seiner wichtigsten Forschungen, Berlin, Hasselberg’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1855;3. Grand Panorama of London from the Thames. Extending from the New Houses of Parliament to Greenwich Hospital, London, Charles Evans, 1849;4. Albina. Ein Taschenbuch für Wanderer in der Sächsischen Schweiz enthaltend: eine Beschreibung des meißner Hochlandes und der merkwürdigsten umliegenden Oerter, mit 24 Kupfern gezeichnet und gestochen vom Professor C. A. Richter in Dresden mit einer Reisecharte, Pirna, Conrad Diller, 1835;5. Compendiöse Cosmografia, oder: Geographisch-historische Beschreibung allerhand auserlesener Merckwürdigkeiten so in Europa zu finden, Augsburg, Johann Christoph Wagner, 1723;6. Herr Barthelemy, Reise des Jüngern Anacharsis durch Griechenland vierthalb hundert Jahre vor der gewöhnlichen Zeitrechnung, zweyter Theil, Wien, F. A. Schrämbl, 1792;7. South Wales Illustrated in a Series of Views. Comprising the Picturesque Scenery Towns, Castles, Seats oft he Nobility and Gentry, Antiquities, etc. Engraved on steel from original drawings by Henry Gastineau, accompanied by historical and topographical descriptions, London, Jones and Co., Tempel of the Muses, o. D.;8. Leo Frobenius, Auf dem Wege nach Atlantis. Bericht über den Verlauf der zweiten Reise-Periode der D. J. A. F. E. in den Jahren 1908 bis 1910, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Vita Deutsches Verlagshaus, o. D.;9. Julius Payer, Die Österreichisch-Ungarische Nordpol-Expedition in den Jahren 1872 – 1874 nebst einer Skizze der zweiten deutschen Nordpol-Expedition 1869 – 1870 und der Polar-Expedition von 1871, Wien, Alfred Hölder, 1876;10. Frederick Whymper, Alaska. Reisen und Erlebnisse im Hohen Norden, Braunschweig, George Westermann, 1869;11. Dr. W. Sievers, Venezuela. Mit einer Karte der Venezolanischen Cordillere bearbeitet und gezeichnet aus Basis der Sieversschen Forschungen von L. Friederichsen, Hamburg, L Friederichsen und Co., 1888;12. Friedrich von Hellwald, Centralasien. Landschaften und Völker in Kaschgar, Turkestan, Kaschmir und Tibet, Leipzig, Otto Spamer, 1870;13. Robert Fortune, Dreijährige Wanderungen in den Nord-Provinzen von China, Göttingen, Baudenhoeck und Ruprecht, 1853;14. Albert S. Bickmore, M. A., Reisen im Ostindischen Archipel in den Jahren 1865 und 1866, Jena, Hermann Costenoble, 1869;15. Dr. W. Hoffmeister, Briefe aus Indien, Braunschweig, George Westermann, 1847;16. Ewald Bans, Die Türkei. Eine moderne Georgraphie, Berlin/Braunschweig/Hamburg, George Westermann, 1915;17. Prof. Dr. M. Rikli, Natur- und Kulturbilder aus den Kaukasusländern und Hocharmenien, Zürich, Art. Institut Orell Füssli, 1914;18. William Martin Conway, Climbing an Exploration in the Karakoram-Malayas, London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1894;19. Amable Tastu, Voyage en France, Tours, Imprimeurs-Libraires, 1852;20. Frédéric Guillaume Delkeskamp, Nouveau Panorama du Rhin depuis mayence jusqu’a colocne, Frankfurt am Main, David Kapp, 1851;21. Franz Weiss, Die Malerische und Romantische Pfalz, Neustadt an der Haardt, A. H. Gottschick, 1840;22. Stephan Endlicher, Anfangsgründe der Chinesischen Grammatik, Wien, Carl Gerold, 1845;23. Lafcadio Hearn, Kwaidan. Seltsame Geschichten und Studien aus Japan, Frankfurt a. Main, Literarische Anstalt Rütten und Loening, 1909;24. Lafcadio Hearn, Kyushu. Träume und Studien aus dem Neuen Japan, Frankfurt a. Main, Literarische Anstalt Rütten und Loening, 1908;25. Lafcadio Hearn, Lotos. Blicke in das Unbekannte Japan, Frankfurt a. Main, Literarische Anstalt Rütten und Loening, 1913;26. Lafcadio Hearn, Kokoro. Mit Vorwort v. Hugo von Hoffmannsthal, Frankfurt a. Main, Literarische Anstalt Rütten und Loening, 1907
Lot 3084
David Bowie. Tyrannosaurus Rex. For The Lion And The Unicorn In The Oak Forests Of Faun. 13th January 1969. Music concert programme. 20.5 x 25.5 cm. T-Rex, with support from Vytas Serelis - Sitar, David Bowie - Mime. John Peel was also present. This was a performance where Bowie was a mime, on Mark Bolans suggestion he performed a ten minute mime protesting Chinas invasion of Tibet, which wasnt well received. This all before the release of Bowie's Space Oddity.
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