Sothebys Dr Walter Heihs Collection Japanese Miniature Arts 1998 Catalogue

Name: Sothebys Dr Walter Heihs Collection Japanese Miniature Arts 1998 Catalogue
Brand: Sothebys
SKU: C077
Price: 40.00 GBP
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Inventory Code: C077

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Sothebys Dr Walter Heihs Collection Japanese Miniature Arts 1998 Catalogue

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: C077

Object: Auction Catalogue

Publisher: Sotheby’s

Sale Title: The Dr. Walter Heihs Collection of Japanese Miniature Arts

Location: London

Sale Date: 17 June 1998

Language: English

Binding: Softcover

Publication Year: 1998

Pages: 41

Lots: 269

Illustrations: Colour and black and white

CONDITION

GOOD (4/5) – Minor cover rubbing from handling. Binding is sound and pages are clean. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

Original Sotheby’s auction catalogue for The Dr. Walter Heihs Collection of Japanese Miniature Arts, held in London on 17 June 1998.

Features 269 lots with detailed catalogue descriptions and numerous colour and black and white illustrations.

A valuable reference covering Japanese miniature arts including netsuke, inro, sword fittings and related works.

An excellent addition to any Japanese art reference library or auction catalogue collection.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

The Dr. Walter Heihs Collection is regarded as an important reference for collectors of Japanese miniature arts. Sotheby’s catalogues from notable single-owner collections remain valuable resources for provenance research and collecting.

NOTES

Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description.