This is an illustrated catalogue of Chinese pottery, porcelains, and glass offered for public sale in December 1917. Compiled by Edwin Atlee Barber, a noted authority on ceramics, the catalogue provides a detailed listing of items up for auction, showcasing a wide array of Chinese decorative arts.
Collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of Chinese art and antiques will find this catalogue a valuable reference. It offers insights into the styles, materials, and craftsmanship of early 20th-century Chinese ceramics and glass, and it serves as a historical record of the market for these items during that period.
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